Get started

with your Windows Vista PC

Windows Vista is now installed on your PC and is ready for use. In this guide you find useful tips to help you get started. 1. Pointsec If you have a laptop, you may find that the performance is slow to start with. This is due to Pointsec encrypting your files during the first few hours. The duration depends on the amount of data on your hard disc. As soon as the encryption is completed, your PC will be running with normal Windows Vista performance. Order and install additional applications Following base applications are installed automatically: If you need additional applications you have to order and install them yourself. Applications are ordered from ISIT Helpdesk. On the Application web page you can find a list of all applications available for Windows Vista and how to get the application installed on your PC.

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In the Windows Vista environment all application installations are performed in the background and will not disturb you unless a reboot is required. In that case you will be prompted. The new application management system, replacing ESOE/ESDE/ESPE is called OVCM. The OVCM icon is visible in the System Tray when an application is being installed. If you double-click the icon, you will see more information on what application is currently being installed. If you are an R&D user, you can install R&D specific applications from CM Application Self-Service Manager. There is a guide for R&D users on the Application Information web. Note that R&D users need to install Java (required by e.g. EriDoc) from the Self-Service Manager 3. Configure Remote Access to Etk NERA If you have a laptop. NERA is a web client and when connected, you can access all your applications as normal. We recommend you connect to NERA from the office the first time. a. b. c. d. You need to install the application yourself from https://nera.ericsson.hr/ Login with appropriate NERA token login (hardtoken) Once logged in you have full access to ETK intranet and can start Outlook, Internet Explorer etc as usual. The symbol of a lock in the lower right corner of the screen indicates that you are connected. For detailed user guides and more information, visit the NERA Information in IT Catalog web page. It might be a good idea to print the user guides or save them locally on your PC, to have them at hand the firs time you connect from home.

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Map network drives (in case not connected automatically) a. b. c. Go to Start Network Layout Menu Bar Display the menu bar: Organize

Select Tools Map Network Drive Choose Drive letter and write the path in the Folder field Finish

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Synchronize mobile (in case you want that feature and you are not EMO or DME user) You have to download and install the synchronization software to your mobile phone yourself from the SonyEricsson web page http://www.sonyericsson.com/
Note! When downloading the synchronization software you have to choose run when this pop up window appears, do not choose save!

V1.2 6. Map printer (in case not connected automatically) a. b. c. 7. Go to Start Welcome Center Bluetooth printer Add Printer Add a network, wireless or

On next screen choose The printer that I want isnt listed Choose Select a shared printer by name and enter the name.

Configure NetID (in case you use encrypted e-mails) The application NetID is installed as default on all computers. Configure NetID and Outlook by: a. b. c. d. e. f. g. h. i. j. k. Go to Start All Programs NetID Administration Soft Tokens Add

From the top menu choose Action

Browse to the location where you find the token file (*.tkn). The default location is C:\users\your userid\appdata\roaming\iid\tokens. Select the file and click Open. Select a name for NetID token/profile or click OK to keep the original name The token has been successfully added to NetID. You can now close NetID Administration. From the System Tray (lower right corner of the desktop); Right-click the NetID icon and choose Refresh certificate mover Start Outlook (if it was already open close and start again) From the top menu, select Tools Options

Select the tab Security and under the section Encrypted e-mail click on Settings The settings window will appear, and the certificate information will now be automatically populated in Outlook Click OK. Outlook is now ready to send and receive encrypted e-mails

Note: When you choose to write a new e-mail, sometimes the encryption and signing buttons are hidden. Click on the Toolbar Options arrow at the end of the toolbar and select Show buttons on two rows. Your encryption & signing buttons will now be visible.

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Map your personal folders in Outlook (in case not connected automatically) If you have your Outlook personal folder (PST-file) located on the H: drive, you need to map the folder manually in Outlook: a. b. c. From the top menu choose File Open Outlook Data File

Browse to the location of your PST-file, e.g. H:\Data\Mailtool\personal folder.pst. Select the file and click OK You personal folder will now show up in you Outlook folder list, (typically underneath your main mailbox).

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First time SAP login (Order SAPGui from Helpdesk) a. b. c. After installation request ISIT Helpdesk to apply saplogon settings to your PC Go to Start Go to Start All Programs All Programs SAP Server Group Selector and choose option Custom SAP Front End SAP Logon

10. More information and Windows Vista training a. b. c. On the Windows Vista deployment web you can find Q&A for many common questions and problems. Please use the training material available on the Windows Vista training web. Windows Vista Welcome Center. Q&A about how to use Windows Vista. You find it from the Start menu.

Congratulations!
We hope you will be satisfied with your Windows Vista PC