Procedure for Reloading Software Sample Clauses

Procedure for Reloading Software. ‌ If technical difficulties occur or illegal software is discovered, the MLD may be reformatted and only authorized software will be installed. The school is not responsible for the loss of any software deleted due to a re-format or re-image for any reason.
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Procedure for Reloading Software. If technical difficulties occur, illegal software, or non-Xxxxxx ISD installed apps are discovered, the Chromebook may need to be reset to a factory new condition. The school does not accept responsibility for the loss of any software or documents deleted due to a reformat and reimage.
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Procedure for Reloading Software. If technical difficulties occur, it is the policy of the technical support staff to correct the problem as needed. If the problem cannot be fixed in a reasonable amount of time, the laptop will be reimaged. In a One-to-One environment it is impossible for support staff to maintain a working environment for all if too much time is spent on fixing all glitches that may arise. Reimaging will restore the device to the state in which the user originally received it. Every attempt to salvage and restore student data files will be made, however, in certain situations, that recovery is not possible. It is important to be sure to save all appropriate files for education to the designated student folder. The school does not accept responsibility for the loss of any software deleted due to reformatting or re-imaging.
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Procedure for Reloading Software. If technical difficulties occur or if inappropriate software/Apps are discovered, the laptop will be restored to the default factory settings. The College does not accept responsibility for the loss of any software, documents, images or content deleted due to a re-format and or re-image. LAPTOP IDENTIFICATION Student Laptops will be labelled in the manner specified by the College. Each Laptop can be identified in the following ways: • Serial Number also known as the mobile device management system ID • The College’s UIN (Unique Identifier Number) • The College will enforce the enabling of Location Services on Laptops in order to use the ‘Find My iPad’ app. This will be used as a security measure to minimise loss or theft LAPTOP SAFETY SECURITY The College’s IT manager will ensure that firewalls and antivirus protection is installed within all laptops. However, these will only work at school and therefore it is the parents’/carers’ responsibility to ensure students are using the laptop in an appropriate manner at home and for essential schoolwork only. Parents/carers should actively monitor their child’s internet use and who they are messaging via online services.
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Procedure for Reloading Software. If technical difficulties occur or illegal software (non SAE-approved) is discovered, devices will be restored from backup. The school does not accept responsibility for the loss of any software or documents deleted due to a reformat or reimage. In this event, the student can lose the privilege of device use.
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