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                        "*": "<noinclude>\n{{AboxNew\n| name = Remove RCS Device Management Tools\n| learning = \n| instruction = \n| community = x\n| summ = How to prepare your computer for personal use\n| maintained = JM\n| year = 2023-2024\n}}\n__TOC__\n\n==Mac==\n===Step 1: Uninstall Self Service===\nPlease follow these instructions to [[Uninstall from Self Service|Uninstall Self Service]] from your RCS Mac laptop.\n\n===Step 2 (Optional): Wipe and reinstall fresh macOS===\nIf you would like a completely wiped-clean laptop, (after backing up your data, of course,) please follow these detailed instructions from Apple on [https://support.apple.com/guide/mac-help/erase-and-reinstall-macos-mh27903/mac How to erase and reinstall macOS]. \n\n'''Note:''' All of the data on your Mac will be erased!\n\n==Windows==\nThere are (2) options available: Factory reset the laptop (recommended) OR selectively uninstall RCS related applications.\n\nPlease contact Rob Shin for any questions or if you'd like assistance with this process.\n\n===Back Up All of Your Files===\nIt is essential to first back up all of your files. There is always a risk of losing data when making changes to a system.\n\n*Google Drive\n*My Documents folder\n*Pictures\n*Music\n\n=== Option 1: Perform Factory Reset (Windows 10 out-of-box experience)===\n\n#Plug in the charger so the laptop is running off wall power\n#Click the Start button\n#Type '''Settings''' and hit Enter\n#Select '''Update & Security'''\n#In the left hand menu, click on '''Recovery'''\n#On the right side under '''Reset this PC''', click on '''Get started'''\n#Choose '''Keep my files'''\n#Click on '''Change settings'''\n#Toggle the radio button to '''Off''' for the Preinstalled apps\n#Hit '''Next''' and confirm to proceed with the factory reset\n\n=== Option 2: Selectively Uninstall RCS Applications===\n\n#Click on the Start button\n#Type '''Control Panel''' and hit enter\n#Click on '''Programs and Features'''\n#You'll be presented with a list of all applications installed on your laptop. Right click on each one and uninstall:\n#*Google Drive File Stream (unless you'd like to link your personal Google account)\n#*Office 365 (unless you intend to purchase your own license)\n#*Adobe CC products (RCS provided license will be expired)\n\n==iPad==\nPlease see [https://howdoi.riverdale.edu/wiki/Resetting_%26_Erasing_a_macOS_laptop_or_iOS_device_for_return] for information about how to prepare your school-managed iPad for return to Riverdale.\n\n==Chromebook==\n===Perform Factory Reset===\n\n*After Tech has deprovision the device, follow the steps below.\n\n#Turn off the Chromebook.\n#Press Esc+Refresh+Power. A yellow exclamation point (!) or \"Please insert a recovery USB stick\" is displayed.\n#Press Ctrl+D to begin Developer mode, then press Enter.\n#Press Space, then press Enter. The Chromebook deletes its local data, returning to its initial state. This can take approximately 40 minutes.\n#When the transition completes, press the space bar, then press Enter to return to verified mode."
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                        "*": "{{AboxNew\n| name = Remove RCS Management Software (Apple Devices)\n| learning = \n| instruction = \n| community = x\n| summ = Remove Self Service management software from RCS owned devices \n| maintained = JM\n| year = 2023-2024\n}}\n__TOC__\n\n<big>'''NOTE:''' This is ONLY for Apple Devices! Not for Windows OS!</big>\n\n==When should you uninstall==\nYou should only uninstall Self Service if your device device will never be used on the RCS network again for example, you are getting a new computer or are leaving RCS.\n\n==How to uninstall==\nThe best way to uninstall is to use the ''Uninstall'' policy from within Self Service.\nThis policy will:\n\n*Remove and Jamf files and processes from your computer; i.e., Self Service.app\n*Remove any MDM Profiles installed by Jamf on your computer\n*Delete your computer record from Jamf Pro Server\n\n'''To Run the policy:'''\n\n#Open ''Self Service'' from your ''Applications'' folder\n#Login and navigate to the ''Uninstall'' category on the left\n#Run the ''Uninstall Self Service'' policy and follow prompts\n\n::[[File:UnenrollSelfService.png|300px]]"
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