1. Windows 10
2. Windows 7

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ITS regularly pushes Microsoft updates to all PC’s on the CUNET domain. However, end users can sometimes fast track a scheduled update manually.

To ensure that your Windows 10 PC is up to date with the latest Microsoft Windows updates follow the steps below:

Windows 10

• Open Start ⇒ Microsoft System Center ⇒ Software Center
• Go to the Updates section menu (left menu)
• Click Install All (top right button)
• After the updates have installed, restart the computer when prompted by the software.

For  PC’s not on the CUNET domain, to check for updates:

• Open Start ⇒ Click on the Settings Icon   ⇒ Update & Security ⇒ Check for updates

If Windows Update says your device is up to date, you have all the updates that are currently available.

Windows 7

To ensure that your Windows 7 PC is up to date with the latest Microsoft Windows updates follow the steps below:

• Click the Start Menu
• In the Search Bar, search for Windows Update
• Select the Windows Update from the top of the search list
• Click on the Check for Updates button.  Select any updates that are found to install.

If Windows Update says your device is up to date, you have all the updates that are currently available.

1. Find a PDF file that you would like to open in Adobe Reader.
2. Right click on the file, go to the “Open With >” menu option.
3. Click on the “Choose another app” option at the bottom of the menu.
4. Click on the Adobe icon in the list of apps so that it is highlighted, and then tick the box that says “Always use this app to open .pdf files”.
5. Click OK.

1. Click the Start button in the lower left corner of your screen. (The Windows logo)
2. Find the program you would like to make a shortcut for in the apps list (immediately above the “Search Windows” bar).
3. Click and drag the name of your program to your desktop. An icon for your program will now display on your desktop, providing your shortcut.

1. Click the Start button in the lower left corner of your screen. (The Windows logo)
2. In the “Search Windows” section, type “default browser” to search for the option.
3. Click on the “Choose a default web browser” option. This will open up a settings window with the Web Browser section surrounded by a box.
4. Click on the box under Web Browser. This will bring up a menu with any web browsers you have installed (Chrome, Firefox, Edge, etc).
5. Click on the web browser of your choice. It will now be the default web browser for your system.

• Set your default browser
• Create a desktop shortcut
• Set Adobe as the default PDF reader
• Create a desktop shortcut for Banner