The University of Arizona

Policies

Please adhere to the following when seeking help from the 24/7.

Policies for Walk-In Service at the 24/7

  • You must remain with your computer for the duration of your visit.
  • When you sign in please be prepared with your NetID and CatCard.
  • You may not send anyone else in with your computer.
  • We will not install software without original CDs and license information.
  • You may be required to provide proof of ownership.
  • Laptop owners must have the laptop power supply with them at the time of service.
  • 24/7 staff reserves the right to reschedule your service if resolution will take longer than originally allocated.
  • Workbench computers are for 24/7 staff only.
  • Please refrain from using your cell phone while working with a 24/7 consultant.
  • No animals are allowed except assistive service animals.
  • Campus regulations prohibit bringing bicycles into any building.
  • Please be courteous to others in the 24/7.
  • If your behavior is disruptive you will be asked to leave.

Policies for Phone, Chat, & Remote Assistance

  • When you call and/or sign in online please be prepared with your NetID and CatCard.
  • Phone, Chat, & Remote Assistance are for UA students, faculty, and staff only. Please do not use your NetID to obtain service for a non-UA individual.
  • Not all issues can be addressed via Phone, Chat, & Remote Assistance. This may require an in-person visit to the 24/7 IT Support Center.
  • Please refrain from using your cell phone while working with a 24/7 consultant.
  • 24/7 staff reserves the right to reschedule your service if resolution will take longer than originally allocated.

Policies for In-Room Appointments in Residence Halls

  • The 24/7 tech will have a Mobile Help Desk badge for identification.
  • Resident must meet the tech in the lobby of the residence hall and escort the tech to the room.
  • While the tech is helping the resident, the door to the room must remain open; if the resident lives in a multi-room apartment, the computer must be brought into the main room opening on the hallway.
  • The resident must remain in the same room as the tech and the computer for the duration of the service visit.
  • At the conclusion of the appointment the resident then escorts the tech back to the lobby.