Computer Services offers a variety of support for McCombs students, faculty, and staff. This page provides some general information about our support providers.
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Technical Support for Faculty & Staff
Hours: M-F, 8-5
Location: CBA 1.324 (or visit the Service Desk, located at GSB 3.132)
Contact: TechSupport@mccombs.utexas.edu, 512-232-6617
Our mission is to provide hardware, software, and network support for the computers used by faculty and staff of the McCombs School of Business.
- We install and upgrade computers and peripherals.
- We troubleshoot computer hardware problems and physical network problems.
- We repair or replace faculty computer devices and components or provide assistance in seeking repair outside the college.
- We provide advice on the purchase of new computer hardware.
- We troubleshoot problems with operating systems and applications.
Please note that we will provide computer advice to faculty and staff whenever possible, but we can only perform work on computer equipment that is owned by The University of Texas.
Technical Support for Students
McCombs Service Desk (SWAT Shop)
Hours: M-F 8:00am-5:00pm when classes are in session
Location: GSB 3.132
Contact: Submit a ticket online, 512-232-6616
About: The trained student staff at the McCombs Service Desk provide support services for students with notebook computers.
The Service Desk CAN:
- Assist students in the configuration of software necessary for McCombs courses, as listed in the Common Operating Environment
- Perform basic hardware and software troubleshooting for student computers
- Perform basic troubleshooting for UT ITS managed services, including UTPrint and the restricted wireless network
- Repair or replace failed hardware components for university-owned systems
- Reconfigure software or re-install the software image for university-owned systems
- Update drivers and service packs
The Service Desk CANNOT:
- Back up your files. ONLY YOU are responsible for your files
- Lend Hot Swaps for forgotten or lost computers
- Sell components or software
- Lend out computers or components as needed to students while their computers are being repaired
- Perform hardware repair for non university-owned systems