Find your way around a computer's page
Each computer has its own page, with tabs for its plan, disks, network settings, snapshots and sign-in details. Here is what each tab is for.
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Company admins open a computer's page by clicking its name on the Computers page. You can also click the menu at the end of its row, then Manage computer. The name is only clickable when the computer is running or stopped, so wait if it is busy.
| Tab | What it is for |
|---|---|
| Overview | Cost, storage, last snapshot and allowed addresses at a glance, ways to connect, and sound settings |
| Users | Who the computer is assigned to |
| Subscription | Its plan, changing plan, and what it costs each month |
| Storage | Its disks, adding one or making one bigger |
| Networking | Static IP and allowed addresses |
| Apps | Installing Microsoft 365 |
| Snapshots | Daily restore points |
| RDP and credentials | Connecting, username and password |
| Settings | Renaming and deleting |
Other tabs can appear depending on what your company uses, such as recording.
Top of the page
The main button says Connect when the computer is running, and Start computer when it is off. The Actions menu beside it has Download RDP file, Reboot computer and Power off computer.
The panel beside the tabs lists its region, plan, address, who it is assigned to and its hardware.
Employees do not have this page. They use Your computers instead.
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