Computers and software
Computers and software
K-State Libraries has a variety of computers and software for visitors to use. Users must sign in to PC computers with their K-State eID and password. Mac computers do not require users to sign in.
Where to find computers
Hale Library
- First floor: Eight PC computers.
- Second floor: 87 PC computers, 12 Macs, 51 hub monitors.
- Third floor: 12 PC computers, 6 hub monitors.
- Fourth floor: 18 PC computers, 6 hub monitors.
The Sunderland Foundation Innovation Lab offers additional computers.
Paul Weigel Library of Architecture, Planning & Design
- Five PC computers and one Mac.
Contact the K-State Salina Library and the Veterinary Medical Library to learn more about their available computers.
Software
Library computers come with various software, depending on whether you are using a Mac or PC.
Tips for using library computers
- Save your work often to an external storage device, such as a USB flash drive. Computer software removes all internally stored data after 30 minutes of inactivity.
- Don’t leave your property unattended while using computers.
- Sign out of both the computer and the print station when you are done.
Help and support
For assistance, or to report equipment problems, contact the IT help desk. You can report violations of lab policies to abuse@k-state.edu.
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