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I just got a new laptop and when I try to log in to CU*BASE GOLD it takes several minutes, and then I get an error message, "Cannot Connect() to server."
This can happen if you have the Launch ProDOC when logging in option turned on in your Preferences (click the Preferences button or use F5 while on the CU*BASE Home page), if the workstation you are using does not actually have ProDOC installed. ProDOC is installed locally, but your CU*BASE GOLD preferences are attached to your CU*BASE employee ID, which means they are used no matter which device you are using to log in. Usually that's a good thing, but if you happen to use a workstation More...
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I set my preferences to show the Large screen size in GOLD, but I forgot to change it back and when I brought my laptop home and launched CU*BASE the screen is too large and falls off the edge. Can I change my preferences back if I can't see the button?
Yep! Either press F5 to pop the Preferences window, or right-click anywhere on the home page and choose Preferences from the pop-up menu.
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A black screen shows up instead of the video when I go to watch an online course video on the OnDemand site. Can you help?
This will happen if you do not have access to YouTube, which hosts the videos found on the CU*Answers OnDemand site. To fix this problem, ask the IT person or network administrator at your credit union to enable access to YouTube. Another reason could be your browser. If you are having trouble witha particular video, try re-launching it using Internet Explorer rather than Chrome or other browser. The reason we are putting online course videos on YouTube now, instead of on our own server as More...
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What should I consider when purchasing a new workstation?
If you are considering purchasing a new workstation, here are some questions to ask yourself to ensure that you get all the features you need! First, be sure to review the CU*BASE workstation hardware and software requirements on our best practices page: http://cuanswers.com/client_pm_bp_network.php When purchasing any workstation, consider: 32 or 64-bit Operating System? CU*BASE and ProDOC are compatible with either operating system - but CU*Answers cannot make any guarantees about third part More...
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How do you configure a Topaz Signature Pad with a magnetic stripe reader and a serial connection?
1. Make sure the pad is connected to a known working PC, not a laptop. 2. Connect the pad using a Y adaptor. This Y adaptor should have a serial connection on one end and both a serial and PS/2 connection on the other. Connect the single Serial end to the Pad and the other serial connection to the computer. Next connect the PS/2 connection to a free PS/2 port on the computer. This is required to supply the pad with the necessary power. If there is a conflict with port availability adapters are a More...
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What Microsoft and third-party application patching is included in Network Services' Complete Care service offering?
CNS offers our clients a variety of solutions to maintain software hygiene on their networks. Most of these solutions are automated, and with user cooperation to complete reboots, it's relatively easy to keep your systems up to date with current software versions. However, there are some important limitations to the automated processes that are important to understand. This article presents those considerations. For Complete Care Clients that do NOT Elect Third Party Patching Services: More...
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I purchased a Dell computer, which now is not working correctly. What is the number for Dell technical support?
The phone number for general support at Dell is 1-800-624-9896 . Be prepared to give Dell the 7-character service tag ID which is on the computer case. dell optiplex
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I think I have a bad piece of hardware on my Dell workstation. What can I do to remedy this?
Contact Dell Support at 800.624.9896. You will need to have the express service code and service tag available, which can be found on the workstation. Explain what is going on to the Dell technician and you will be asked to perform a series of troubleshooting steps. If this is a serviceable request, the technician will inform you of the next step to take whether it be an on-site visit, a shipped replacement, or what have you. This Dell service will be of no charge provided the hardware is st More...
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How do I find out if my PC is still under warranty from Dell?
The easiest way to find out the status of the warranty is to call Dell. The first thing that should be done is find the Express Service Code . This is a 10-digit numerical code that is located on the PC. Once the Express Service Code is found call Dell Customer Support at 1-800-456-3355.
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Where can I purchase CU*Answers compatible computers?
WESCO Net is an authorized Dell reseller and offers computers pre-configured for your network with IBM iSeries Client Access, Seagull Jwalk and Gold already installed. WESCO Net will also apply all Microsoft Critical Updates and Service Packs prior to delivery so you can be assured your new computer is completely up-to-date. Let us take care of all the work, you just take it out of the box and plug it in. Contact a WESCO Net representitive at 616-974-1174 or the Systems Department at 800-327-34 More...
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Who should I call for warranty assistance or to troubleshoot hardware problems on my Dell computer?
Contact Dell Support at 800-624-9896. You will need to have the express service code and service tag available. These items can be found on the workstation. Explain what is going on to the Dell technician and you will be asked to perform a series of troubleshooting steps. If this is a serviceable request, the technician will inform you of the next step to take whether it be an on-site visit, a shipped replacement, etc. This Dell service will be no charge provided the hardware is still under warr More...
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What is the benefit of purchasing our computers through CU*Answers?
As a Dell partner we can get you great pricing and your PC will come preloaded and preconfigured with all necessary software to run CU*Answers applications, including CU*BASE GOLD.
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What information will Dell need when contacting Technical Support?
The only information Dell will always need is the service tag. The service tag is a 5- or 7-digit, alphanumeric code that is on a sticker attached to everything Dell sells. If you have the service tag ready, Dell will be able to look at your system's configuration (when shipped) as well as your warranty status.
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