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The following information has been provided to help you with computers at PSB Academy in Singapore.
- What is my PSB username?
- Is my username case-sensitive?
- What is my password?
- Is my password case-sensitive?
- Are my PSB and UWA accounts the same?
- I can't log in to my PSB account?
- I've forgot my password ... can you help me?
- How much space is available to me on the network?
- What happens to my files when I move on?
What is my PSB username?
Your PSB computer account is made up of the first six (6) letters of your surname and your initials as they appear on student record system or your enrolment. For example, the username for "AJ Chau" would be "CHAUAJ". For student "V Longname" the username would be "LONGNAV". Should this system result in two or more students having the same username the second student will have a digit added to the end of their username, for example, "CHAUAJ1". These students will be informed of username prior to the accounts being created.
Is my username case-sensitive?
Your username is not case-sensitive.What is my password?
The default password for your account is your student number. This includes any characters or symbols in your student number, for example, X and / are both valid characters. When you log on for the first time, you will be prompted to change your password.
Is my password case-sensitive?
The password is case-sensitive, so "password" and "PASSWORD" will be recognised as different passwords.
Are my PSB and UWA accounts the same?
Your PSB account and UWA Business School account are not related in any way, so changing the password for one account will not affect the other.
I can't log in to my PSB account?
Ensure you are logging on the PSB-UWA domain.
I've forgot my password ... can you help me?
Contact the UWA helpdesk. Do not ask staff at PSB.
How much space is available to me on the network?
There is a limit of 25 mb storage per student.
What happens to my files when I move on?
Accounts belonging to students who have not re-enrolled will be deleted. Any data left in their home area will be archived for six months, then deleted.
