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Installed A/V equipment in not functioning properly in a university classroom or meeting space or you have general questions about how to operate the equipment. If this is an urgent classroom support issue, please call us at 320-308-7000 and select the option for classroom support.

Request technical support for state-owned computers, printers, etc. You may also schedule an appointment for moving technology, getting technology set up at your campus workstation, assisting with installing a driver update, or other general technical support for state-owned equipment.

Request technical support for state-owned computers, printers, etc.

Request a guest login be created for a seminar, training or other event with non-SCSU faculty, staff or student presenters, or attendees requiring credentials to use on campus technology. As an alternative, SCSU Public Wi-Fi is available.

For information or account management related to your Campus Card, please visit the Campus Card webpage (https://www.stcloudstate.edu/campuscard/default...

For account management related to your StarID, including StarID activation and password changes, please visit Minnesota State's StarID website https://starid.minnstate.edu.

If you are unable to sign into the StarID portal, contact the Minnesota State IT Service Desk at (877) 466-6728 or https://servicedesk.minnstate.edu to generate a validation code for you to get you back into your account. You can also contact HuskyTech at https://www.stcloudstate.edu/its/huskytech.

Request the move and setup of computers, printers, accessories, phones and other technology equipment to another location.

Request a shared mailbox (SCSU email account that can be used by multiple people).

Request the installation of software to be used on a University-owned device. For your convenience, faculty and staff can easily download and manage many software applications through a software management system already available on your University-owned computers (Software Center for Windows, and SCSU Self-Service for Mac computers).

Request a new group email distribution list that pulls from a data source (e.g. ISRS), or a change to an existing list.

Request software for an academic lab or classroom