How to sign into a Marriott Library computer

Classroom or Lab Computers

To sign into the computers located at the Marriott Library, sign in with your University credentials (uNID and University password).

a login window which is requesting you sign in with your university ID. Replace the first zero with a lowercase u.

If you are not affiliated with the University of Utah, you can get a Guest Pass to sign into the computers at the Knowledge Commons, level 2 of the Marriott Library.

It is required that you are connected to a WiFi network to sign into the laptop. Our Mac laptops are configured to automatically connect to the UConnect WiFi.
a mac laptop that has an aerial view of campus in the background of a login window

A mac laptop that has a red background instead of a photo of campus Note: If the login window has a red background instead of a photo of campus, or if it says “One Moment…” please hit the “Refresh” icon until you see a photo of campus in the background of the login screen.

  1. Login with your uNID@umail.utah.edu, and then select “Next”. Enter your University password and then click “Sign in”. Click on “Approve with U of U Duo” to complete signing in. Approve two-factor authentication (2FA) with Duo app.
    This image shows four steps of the login process: sign in with your unid at umail dot utah dot edu, enter your university password, approve with u of u duo, and a prompt to check your mobile device for duo push.
  2. Success! You have signed into the Mac laptop. This process creates a local login on the computer, so it might take a few minutes to load.
    A mac laptop that is signed in. It shows the desktop and the dock.

If you ever restart the computer, you will need to connect to WiFi to sign in again. If you have signed in once on WiFi, you can select "Switch Login Window" to sign in locally without WiFi. Sign in with your uNID (u0000000) and University password.
a mac laptop that shows the local login where you would put just your unid and your campus password

  1. It is required that you are connected to a WiFi network to sign into the laptop. Please click "Configure WiFi" to connect to a network.
    At the bottom of the login window there are icons, configure wifi, shutdown, restart, switch login window, and refresh

    A mac laptop that has a red background instead of a photo of campus.Note: If the login window has a red background instead of a photo of campus, please hit the“Refresh” icon until you see a photo of campus in the background of the login screen.

  2. Login with your uNID@umail.utah.edu, and then select “Next”. Enter your University password and then click “Sign in”. Click on “Approve with U of U Duo” to complete signing in. Approve two-factor authentication (2FA) with Duo app.
    This image shows four steps of the login process: sign in with your unid at umail dot utah dot edu, enter your university password, approve with u of u duo, and a prompt to check your mobile device for duo push.
  3. Success! You have signed into the Mac laptop. This process creates a local login on the computer, so it might take a few minutes to load.

A mac laptop that is signed in. It shows the desktop and the dock.

When you have signed into the laptop with WiFi once, you can always select “Switch Login Window” and sign in with your uNID and password locally without WiFi.
A mac laptop that shows the local login where you would put just your unid and your campus password.

If you come back to Campus, you will need to sign into the laptop and manually select "UConnect" to use the default saved UConnect configuration. 
a screen shot that shows UConnect as an available network

It is required that you are connected to a WiFi network to sign into the laptop. Our Windows laptops are configured to automatically connect to the UConnect WiFi.

A windows laptop that shows the Marriott Library in the background of a login window. Sign in with your uNID and campus password

  1. Verify that WiFi is connected, when you first open the laptop it may take a few seconds to connect.
    a graphic that shows the icon of a unconnected wifi network with an arrow pointing to a connect wifi network icon
  2. Login with your uNID (u0000000) and your Campus password.
     a login window which is requesting you sign in with your university ID. Replace the first zero with a lowercase u
  3. Success! You have signed into the Windows laptop. This process creates a local login on the computer, so it might take a few minutes to load.

Note: Off Campus sign-in is temporarily unavailable for Windows laptops. Please come back to Campus and connect to UConnect WiFi to sign into laptop.

It is required that you are connected to a WiFi network to sign into the laptop.

  1. Click on the Internet icon in the lower right corner and connect to a wireless network.
    a screen shot of the login window, the there is a box highlighting the wifi configuration icon
  2. After you are connected to WiFi, click the Network Sign-In icon in the lower right corner
    a screen shot of the login window icons. The network sign-in icon has a red square around it
  3. Enter your uNID (u0000000) and university password and click "Sign In". Click on “Approve with U of U Duo” to complete signing in. Approve two-factor authentication (2FA) with Duo app.
    A University of Utah branded login window where you will sign in with your u0000000 number and campus password.
  4. After you receive confirmation that you are connected, click Back and sign in with your uNID and password once more.
    a screen shot of GlobalProtect application showing it is connected to the network.
  5. Success! You have signed into the Windows laptop. This process creates a local login on the computer, so it might take a few minutes to load.
  6. After you are logged in: In the lower right corner, click the arrow to show hidden icons, click on the GlobalProtect globe icon, and click Disconnect.
    after you are logged in, click the arrow to show hidden icons, click the GlobalProtect icon and click disconnect

For subsequent logins, simply enter your uNID and password to log into the computer.

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801-581-6273

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