Help for specific software applications and services.
LinkedIn Learning Enterprise accounts are available to Michigan Tech faculty and staff. This article details how to log in to access the service and how you can connect the learning platform account to your current LinkedIn account, if desired.
Instructions on activating an ANSYS research license
Information regarding Adobe Acrobat Professional
Adobe Creative Cloud is our current licensing option for Adobe products. Find out about what is included and current pricing structures.
Adobe Acrobat DC licensing changed on November 30, 2019. Follow these instructions to log in and reactivate the software on a Windows fully managed computer.
This article lists the Common CORE software available in labs for Windows and Mac computers
Clearing your browser cache and using private/incognito mode
Solutions for common troubleshooting situations while using the software distribution center on personally-owned devices (current students, staff, and faculty).
Configure additional options for ArcGIS Pro
Troubleshooting font errors
Find out how to go to join a meeting without a Teams account.
FIrefox Sync is a feature that lets you access data and preferences across all of your devices.
Get quick access to news and events, your grades, course schedules, leave balances and much more with the Michigan Tech mobile app.
Microsoft Edge web browser (Windows 10 default) is not compatible with Banner, Banweb, Canvas, MyMichiganTech, Discoverer, Oracle Reports and possibly other Michigan Tech related sites.
Available Microsoft software for for students, faculty, and staff personal computers
NX install help for Windows personal computers for Engineering Fundamentals 1102 course
How to open an application from an unknown developer
After Microsoft Teams is launched, it will set to auto launch as the default when you log in. Use the following instructions if you'd like to prevent it from auto-launching in the future.
Active faculty and staff have access to the university's Qualtrics software license. Learn how to access the software, as well as where to go for training and support.
Process to request lab software
You can install and use Xpra on your Linux, Windows, or Mac device to run graphical applications through an SSH connection to a remote Linux computer.
Help for students to setup a Windows VM on a personal Mac computer to install Windows software
Instructions for installing and launching the sunapsis Launcher
Instructions for installing software on Red Hat Linux 9
Installing software from the Software Center on a fully managed Windows 10/11 device
Use Tech Apps to help install software and printers on a university-owned Mac
Access to video editing software.
How to view Adobe PDF documents on your Michigan Tech computer
Instructions for upgrading to Windows 11 from Windows 10 using the Windows Software Center