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Getting Started
Welcome to your new computer! Upon your initial login, there are a few tasks you will need to perform to get
your profile set up to use some of the standard systems that ADM Employs. Clicking on the link in the list below
will bring you to a page with more specific information on the tasks at hand. Some of this info will be useful in
the future as well, so be sure to keep this PDF as a handy reference.
Launch Outlook
When you launch Outlook for the first time, it will automatically configure itself
OneDrive Information
OneDrive is a technology new to Windows 10 that will actively sync data saved in your Windows Profile to SharePoint
Online.
Software Center
ADM's self-serve software solution for both publicly available software titles as well as licensed applications upon request
Additional Information
See this page for some additional information about your Windows 10 computer, including some information on how Office
2016 is activated (and what that means to you), additional information on OneDrive, how to identify your computer name,
and BlueZone.
1) Launch Cisco Anyconnect Secure Mobility Client from Start Menu - Cisco - Cisco Anyconnect Mobility Client
2) The Cisco Anyconnect Secure Mobility Client software will launch. Click Connect
a. NOTE: After the initial launch on a new computer, the connect field will be BLANK, and must manually
be populated with myvpn.adm.com, as shown below.
3) You will be prompted to enter a username and password. Enter your credentials as follows:
a. Username = DOMAIN\USERNAME, e.g. NA\a123456 or EU\I7652987
b. Password = your static token PIN followed immediately by the token number displayed on your Mi-
Token
app or Physical Token, e.g. mypin123456
c. Second Password = your Domain Password
You can now access ADM internal systems such as mapped drives, the Inside, etc…
Upon the initial launch of Outlook, your computer will need to set up your mail profile so you can begin
downloading email. You can launch Outlook 1 of 2 ways, either by browsing for it in the Start Menu, or searching
for it, as pictured below. If you want to search, you do not need to click on anything special after clicking the Start
Button. Just click Start and begin typing!
When Outlook launches, it will search for your account. If an account can be identified, it will populate your email
address for you. If not, it will show up blank - simply enter your email address as below.
Click Connect, and it will automatically set up your profile, and prompt you when complete:
A note on Outlook: After the initial launch, Outlook will need to download/cache the entire contents of your
mailbox, which will take some time, depending on how large your mailbox is. This often causes some performance
issues on the first day. If you notice that email stops flowing in a while after you launch it, closing Outlook and
reopening will usually get it going. This performance degradation will subside once that initial download is
complete.
Office 2016 also brings along a very convenient tool for managing local data and remote work options. Microsoft
OneDrive has been automatically configured to sync data you save on your Desktop and My Documents folders,
as well as your Internet Explorer Favorites.
You will know OneDrive is syncing your data when you see this icon down by the clock
To view what data OneDrive has synced to the cloud for you, simply click the OneDrive icon, and select View
Online
This will open your OneDrive site in the cloud where you can review your documents online.
Before you map a drive, you must first identify the full path to the drive you want to map. In many cases, this
path consists of just a servername and a sharename, however some can have a path that is many folders deep.
A drive path looks like \\servername\sharename, but many times is reported in Windows as "sharename on
servername", or sharename (\\servername), as below:
Once you have the path identified, you are ready to map a drive
Mapping a network drive in Windows 10 is best launched from Windows Explorer. ADM's Group policy places a
pinned icon to Windows explorer in the task bar, 2 spots to the right of the Start Flag
Click the Map network drive button to bring up the drive map dialogue
There are a few standard methods available to install network printers at ADM
2. Locate the Lexmark Print Management Client Lexmark 3.3.3 and click on it
Click on install
5. If you get a box that pops up like this just click “OK”
A vast majority of printers are hosted by print servers located across the network. A server based print
queue is a location on a server that allows that server to centrally manage job spooling, driver version,
and default settings of the printer in question. A path to that printer is in the format \\servername
\printername, and Windows reports this in reverse order when displayed in windows:
If this is a replacement computer, you can get this information from your old computer. If this is your
first computer at ADM, check with your colleagues or manager to determine what network printer you
need to access. Once you have identified the server and printer names, you are ready to install the
network printer you need access to.
Click Start, Settings, Devices, and then Printers & Scanners. Or, Click Start, and begin typing the word
Printers
Note: You can also get to this same Wizard via the Devices and Printers dialogue from the Control Panel,
if you have found yourself more comfortable using Control Panel in Windows 10.
Choose Select a shared printer by name, and type \\servername\ (where servername is replaced with
the name of the server hosting the print queue). Note: the \ at the end is VERY IMPORTANT if you need
to populate a list of available printers on that server.
Click Next
If your location does not have a local print server you may have to manually set up your printer to print
direct to its IP address. Before proceeding, be sure to identify the IP address of your printer. It will be
listed either on a label on the printer, or somewhere on the main screen.
Click Start, Settings, Devices, and then Printers & Scanners. Or, Click Start, and begin typing the word
Printers
Click on the link that reads "The printer that I want isn't listed"
Select Create a new port, and then pick Standard TCP/IP Port from the drop down, and click Next
Enter the IP address of the printer in the Hostname or IP Address. The Port Name will automatically
populate with this same information. Click Next
Select the driver for the printer you are using. Most of the printers in use at ADM will be Lexmark, and
If you get this screen, leave the "Use the driver…." option selected, and click Next
On this screen, select the "Do not share this printer" option, and click Next
You can send a test page from this screen if you like, then click Finish when complete
This information can also be located in the Service Now Knowledge Base
Software Center is ADM's self-serve software solution for both publicly available software titles as well
as licensed applications you may request. To access Software Center, perform the following:
Click on the Start Button (Windows logo), and begin typing "software center" (without the quotes).
Windows will search for it and find it:
When it opens, you will see tiles for all software available to you
Simply click on the tile for the software you need, and follow the on screen instructions.
By default, Windows 10 will associate PDFs with their modern browser, Microsoft Edge. While this is a valid
application to use, it does not have many of the features that a lot of individuals tend to use. In fact, this PDF will
work better in Adobe Acrobat or Acrobat Reader. To change your PDF association, you can launch Adobe Acrobat
Reader (Or Adobe Acrobat, if you are licensed for it). On the first launch, it will prompt you to make it default
Click Yes, and it will launch a Wizard stepping you through the process.
Alternatively, you can also set this association if you have a PDF handy (i.e. saved on your desktop or in a network
drive). You can right click on the PDF icon in question, select Open With, and Choose another app
Once you have changed the file association, you can close this PDF and then reopen to continue.
Remote Desktop Connection (commonly called RDP) is a built in Windows utility used to log in and take control of
another PC on the network. In order to utilize RDP, your host computer must also be connected to the ADM network,
either directly, VPN, or via a terminal server accessed through Citrix.
Click on Start, and begin typing "Remote Desktop" (without the quotes). Remote Desktop Connection will be the Best
Match
Alternatively you can find RDP in the Start Menu under Windows Accessories
Enter the PC name of the computer you would like to connect to, and click Connect
In cases where you need to ask for some new IT provided service/equipment (Known as a "Request"), or report a
problem you are having (known as an "Incident"), launch ServiceNow by opening the web browser of your choice
and navigating to http://ithelp.adm.com.
Should you require assistance filling out a request you can consult a colleague, manager, or contact the Service
Desk and they will walk you through the process.
The Service Desk can also be contacted via phone if you need to report a problem with your IT equipment or
software.
Windows 10 Search
The search capability in Windows 10 has been improved greatly when compared to other versions of Windows.
To initiate a search of applications and files on your computer, simply click the start button and start typing -
that's it! Results will appear in the start menu as you type. There are many other Windows 10 informational
resources published online at https://app.quickhelp.com/adm/.
If you ever have to call in for support, the most important piece of information to supply is the computer name.
There are many ways to get to this information, my 2 favorites are below:
1) Right click the start button, and select System from the menu
2) Click the start button and search for "Computer Name" (no quotes required)
Phone
Your Manager has been provided with your Extension number. Should that not be the case or mobile needs are
now known, a ServiceNow ticket should be raised to obtain one or both. See How to report new Requests and
Incidents for information on how to open a ticket.
BlueZone
BlueZone is ADM's web based application used for accessing the IBM and VAX systems. Since it is web based, it
must be launched independently on any computer you use (i.e. IT cannot install it for you). To launch BlueZone,
go to the Inside -Employee Resources -Applications. You can also access it via this link:
https://adm.sharepoint.com/sites/inside/en-US/applications/Pages/AtoZ.aspx