Service Request Ticket - # 65766

Service Request Information

CONTACT Name Kirby, Kenneth   View open tasks   View tasks from last 30 days   Schedule Change Contact Date Nov 21, 2017 04:40 PM
Department Humanities/ Philosophy & Religion Phone 88249
Location Email kirbyk@wou.edu Request for more information Send 'Keeping in touch' email Send 'I'm thinking of you' email

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Priority Equipment Type
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Computer Edit WOU # 20141289[Edit Inv] (opens in a new window) Bldg/Room OFF PDR
Service Tag Description iMac, 21.5-inch, Intel Core i5, 2.7GHz, Quad core
Serial No. D25PX0NSF8J7 Location PDR 2023 Giveaway

CPU Intel Core i5(2.7GHz Quade-core, 6MB L3)


OS MAC OS X 10.12 (macOS Sierra) Software Microsoft Desktop Education-(EES) OFFICE for MAC XXXX2014004298

Wired NIC 98:5A:EB:D0:2B:8F


Wireless NIC B8:09:8A:DA:59:A1


Bluetooth NIC B8:09:8A:DA:59:A2


TECHS Submitted by Brighton Bohnenkamp Contact bbohnenkamp14@wou.edu 88925
Primary Technician Contact rushingj@wou.edu 89242

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John Rushing Dec 05, 2017 04:16 PM
Status changed from (1) Pending to (5) Completed
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John Rushing Dec 05, 2017 04:16 PM
Fixed his paused printer issue using the CUPS 
interface and setting the policy to abort rather 
than pause.  The slowness in Moodle was not 
happening to him any longer today.
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John Rushing Dec 05, 2017 11:35 AM
Meeting time 2pm on 12/5/17.
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John Rushing Dec 04, 2017 04:16 PM
I sent him an email to setup a meeting.
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Megan Thibeault Dec 04, 2017 04:04 PM
****This is an email****


You know, I hate to be a complainer, but this new
computer I was provided with last week is just not
performing very well.  It seems like every program
I'm using on it is running slowly, much worse than
anything did on the computer you took away from
here.  For example, I'm trying to do some grading
of assignments that have been turned in to the
moodle system for a class I'm teaching online, and
it's taking a couple of minutes just to bring up
what has been turned in.  Moving from one
student's assignment to the next one in queue is
taking two to three minutes, whereas yesterday
afternoon when I was working on a public terminal
at UO library in Eugene it was taking about  three
seconds to perform that same task.  Earlier this
afternoon I was editing a test I will be giving
tomorrow, and it was painful.  Even scrolling up
and down the page in Word is a challenge.  Even
just typing this email to you is taking about five
times as long as I'm used to because of a delay
between what I do on the keyboard and what is
happening on the screen. 

So, I'm not an expert by any means on either
software or hardware, but I do know that this
machine is not working that way it should be, just
from a user's standpoint.  Even if you could just
bring me back the machine I had before it would
make the work I have to do this week to finish up
my teaching for fall term easier.  Can we do that,
please? 

Ken Kirby
Philosophy and Religious Studies
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John Rushing Nov 22, 2017 08:05 AM
Sent email to setup a meeting.
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Brighton Bohnenkamp Nov 21, 2017 04:41 PM
****This is an email****
the new computer I was provided with is doing 
something my old computer used to do, and it 
still drives me crazy when it does it.  

Here's the problem: when I double click on a 
previously existing power point presentation to 
modify it for my current classes the operating 
system insists on opening up a "copy" of my 
presentation.   This is not okay and it tends 
to clutter up my folders with unneeded copies 
of things I'm only trying to open for 
modification.   


I don't like this and I want it to stop doing 
this.  I had nurtured hopes that this fancy new 
computer would not behave this way.  But it is.  


Can anyone provide me with help?   
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Brighton Bohnenkamp Nov 21, 2017 04:40 PM
****This is an email****
Greetings good persons,
You know, I'm regularly encouraged to do 
software updates on the computer in my office.  
So like a good soldier I click on the update 
commands when they show up.  About 1/3 of the 
time it quickly leads to a demand that I 
provide the administrator password.  At this 
point I think to myself "gee, I don't know the 
administrator password."  So I end up canceling 
out of the update.  And this inclines me to go 
back to my pre-established method of ignoring 
software update notifications.  


I'm clearly in need of psychological 
counseling, but failing that I wonder if you 
have any advice for how I might follow your 
prior advice to seek and install updates on my 
office computer.  Thanks in advance for any 
help you have to offer.  

Dr. Kirby
Philosophy and Religious Studies
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