Introduction to your Windows computerThis article will walk you through signing into your Windows PC for the first time.
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Use the following link for help setting up your Okta account. Okta How to set up your Okta account
Use these links below to jump to a particular section in this article. Windows Signing in to all your Applications
Microsoft Bookings Once you sign into your new computer, we strongly recommend setting up your Microsoft Bookings! Please follow the link below from your BridgeBio computer. Microsoft Bookings - User Guide |
Getting StartedWhen you first boot up your PC, make your way through these screens:
Note: If this is your first time signing into Okta, and you have not set up MFA and your new password, you will be prompted to do so here. See HERE for help setting up Okta.
Once you've authenticated, your computer is almost finished being set up for you.
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Signing in to all your Applications
While your computer was just being set up, a bunch of new applications were being installed. As you may know, when an application is installed, the first thing it likes to do is open itself. We understand that the number of applications that open may be overwhelming, but we'll walk you through what to do with each one.
Note: From now on, all of your sign-ins will use your BridgeBio Email address and your Okta password.
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ZscalerZscaler is our internet security and firewall tool. It is very important that you sign into this application so your internet traffic is protected.
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OutlookOutlook will be used to send and receive Email and manage your calendar.
Start by opening Outlook, which you should find on your taskbar.
Note: At some point, this Microsoft privacy message will pop up. You don't need to do anything here, so just click "Close".
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OneDriveOneDrive is our data backup utility. By default, everything on your Desktop will be automatically backed up, as well as anything in your Documents and Pictures folder. To ensure you don't lose any data, it is very important you sign into OneDrive.
You will find OneDrive in your System Tray. At the lower-right corner of your screen, click the OneDrive icon. Your may need to click the up arrow to find it.
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TeamsMicrosoft Teams is used to chat with your co-workers. You can also call your co-workers through Teams, share your screen, and collaborate with groups.
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Word, Excel, and PowerPointWe recommend opening these applications to ensure you're logged in properly. You should see your name and avatar at the upper-right corner of the window.
You will find these icons on your taskbar.
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ZoomZoom is our meeting platform and is used for your corporate phone number and extension. Although you have the option of scheduling meetings with Microsoft Teams, we find that provides a better meeting experience. Our conference rooms are also built using Zoom technology.
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Zoom Add-in for OutlookIn order to schedule Zoom meetings from Outlook, you need to sign into the Zoom Add-in. The easiest way to do this is to open a new meeting invite window and sign into the Zoom Add-in.
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Setting your default meeting platformWhen you create a meeting invite in Outlook, you have the option for an online meeting to be automatically added. You also have the option to choose Zoom or Teams as your default platform.
Note: If you choose to not automatically add an online meeting, you can still add one when creating a meeting invite.
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ChromeGoogle Chrome is our default browser. You are welcome to use any browser you want, such as Edge or Firefox, but Chrome will come preloaded with the company homepages.
Notes: Your bookmarks are not automatically saved. You are welcome to sign into Chrome with a Gmail account if you would like to back up your bookmarks.
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