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FAQs: Computers

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Computers

How do I log in to one of the computers in the Law Library if it prompts for a login password?

  • Press <Enter>.

Who do I contact if I have a problem with one of the computers or a question about the software?

  • When available, check first with the computer lab monitor on duty.
  • If no computer lab monitor is on duty, ask the Circulation Desk staff for assistance. The problem/question may be one they can resolve or they will request assistance from the Public Services Assistant or a librarian, if available.

How do I connect to the wireless network in the Law Library and Law School building?

  • Open your Internet browser.
  • At the "Security Alert" screen, click <Yes>
  • Enter your e-mail login and password with RWU at the end of the password as your User name & Password and click "I accept terms of service." [Password example: js1111RWU]
  • Click "Log In."

How do I log in to MyRWU?

  • The "Login ID"  is the first initial of the first name, the last name, the 4th digit of the birth date [six for January 6th, 0106], the last digit of the student ID, and the last digit of the social security number.  Information on the "Password" can be obtained on the MyRWU website.

How do I log in to Bridges?

  • The Bridges web site provides a useful help page with full “Student Login Information.”