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My internet connection speed is not fast enough.
For best results, try to take your exam in a distraction-free environment that is close to your wireless access point. Using a hardwired connection is recommended when possible. If you’re able to follow these recommendations, please try your compatibility check again. Should the issue persist, contact the Boise State helpdesk.
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My compatibility check results are indicating potential problems.
Please submit a support request to the Boise State help desk by completing the support ticket form. Describe the issue, and be sure to attach a screenshot of your compatibility check results.
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I can’t find my exam on the ProctorU website.
If you’re taking a Review+ exam, do not look for the test on ProctorU’s website. Follow the steps for installing the Review+ extension, then start the exam in Blackboard like a normal assignment.
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A ProctorU Support Agent is saying that my exam has not been posted.
There are two different ProctorU services in-use at Boise State: Live+ and Review+. The agent may be looking for your test under the wrong service. You should clarify that your instructor is using Review+, which doesn’t require the test to be listed and scheduled like Live+. If you’re not sure which service your course is using, consult your syllabus or ask your professor for instructions.
The best way to avoid technical problems is to complete the compatibility check, as well as any system check assignments created by your instructor. Ideally, this should be done at least once at the very beginning of the term. However, it’s also recommended that you run a compatibility check a few days ahead of every exam (especially if you’re using a different computer or WiFi network).
My Review+ Browser Extension is not working properly, and/or I’m not able to sign in.
This is often caused by a browser cache issue but is sometimes a sign of incompatible hardware or software. Please refer to the system requirements, then follow the steps below (in order).
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If the problem persists, try switching to another browser (e.g. try using Firefox if you’re running into problems in Chrome, and vice versa).
I tried these troubleshooting steps and my problem was not resolved.
If you’ve tried all of the above and were unable to resolve the problem, contact the Boise State helpdesk to report the issue. Please keep in mind that it may take a while to receive a response, depending on the number of requests ahead of yours. Completing the compatibility checks and attempting to troubleshoot before contacting support can be a great help. If this