Windows NT Login - Oakton Community College
Windows Login
1. Turn on the CPU and monitor.
2. After a series of messages, the first Intr screen (figure 1.1) should appear.
7. Type your login ID in the field next to “Username.”
• Student login ID’s consist of the first four letters of the last name* in lowercase followed by the last four digits of the social security number.
Student Login Examples
For student John Smith who has social security number 123-45-6789:
In the Location field he types: 9.academic.oakton
In the Username field he types: smit6789
In the Password field he types: 123456789
For student Jane Doe who has the social security number 987-65-4321:
In the Location field she types: 1.academic.oakton
In the Username field she types: doe4321
In the Password field she types: 987654321
8. Press to get to the next field or use the mouse to left-click in the next field.
9. Type your password in the Password field. (It will show up as asterisks.)
• Student passwords consist of their entire nine-digit social security number (no dashes or spaces)
10. Click on the OK button.
Your first login
The first time you successfully login at Oakton, a browser window will pop up and present the rules for using the labs and network. This will only appear once. Because you will be responsible for abiding by these rules and policies, please read through the information and click on the "I Accept" button. The lab staff will be happy to answer any questions you have about the rules. More information on policies and technology resources can be found at .
Starting Programs
Starting a program from an Icon
• An icon is a small image on your computer screen (the Windows "desktop") that represents a specific program. Double click on an icon and the program will start to run.
Starting a Program from the menu
1. Click on the Start button (lower left corner of screen).
2. For Windows NT (Fig. 1.5)
Move the mouse pointer up to NAL Explorer (Oakton's menuing program). A submenu will pop up showing categories of software programs.
Move the pointer to a category such as Word Processors and a list of available programs will appear.
Click on a program name to start it.
2. For Windows XP (Fig. 1.6)
Move the mouse pointer to All Programs. A submenu will pop up.
Move the mouse pointer up to NAL Explorer (Oakton's menuing program). A submenu will pop up showing categories of software programs.
Move the pointer to a category such as Word Processors and a list of available programs will appear.
Click on a program name to start it.
Windows Shut Down (NT & XP)
1. Left-click on the Start button at the bottom left corner of the screen.
2. Click on Shut Down. The Shut Down Windows screen will appear.
7. Remove your floppy disk if you've been using one.
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Fig. 1.1
1. Turn on the CPU and monitor.
2. Computers equipped to run both Windows NT and Windows XP will initially display the Partition Boot Manager (figure 1.1). Use your keyboard's up and down arrows to highlight either Windows NT or Windows XP then press Enter.
Unless instructed otherwise, choose Windows NT.
6. Select your proper location context by clicking on the down arrow at the right end of the Location field and clicking on the proper one from the drop-list.
• The location for students is the last digit of the social security number followed by “.academic.oakton”
Example : 9.academic.oakton
Fig. 1.2
IMPORTANT!!!
Never, ever turn off the computer without going through the following steps!
Save a Tree! Leave this in the lab for the next user.
Fig. 1.3
Fig. 1.4
*For last names shorter than 4 letters, type in the whole last name followed by the last 4 digits of the ss#.
3. After a series of messages, the OCC welcome screen similar to figure 1.2 should appear.
4. Press and hold down the CTRL, ALT, and DELETE keys at the same time.
5. The Novell Client login screen (figure 1.3) will appear.
Note for next steps: Everything you type should be lower case.
Important!!
Please always follow proper shut-down steps as explained on page 4.
Fig. 1.5
Fig. 1.6
Fig. 1.7: NT
Fig. 1.8: XP
2 A
2 B
Fig. 1.9: NT
Fig. 1.10: XP
NT only:
3. Select the Shut down the computer?
4. Left-click on Yes
5. A message will pop up to say that is safe to turn off the computer. Manually turn off the CPU and monitor
6. Do not click on Restart.
XP only:
3. Select Shut down from the Drop Menu
4. Left-click on OK
5. Manually turn off the monitor. (The CPU will turn off automatically at the end of the Shut Down process.)
6. Do not restart the computer.
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