Frequently Asked Questions
I don't know my username
- You can search it at mydetails
I dont know my Windows login details for the lab machines
- Use your dcu email address and password. For example: joe.bloggs@mail.dcu.ie
I dont know my Linux log in details for the lab machines
- Use your username. If you're unsure of it, you can find it by visiting the site mydetails.
How do I reset my password?
- To reset your School of Computing lab password use this site: https://password.computing.dcu.ie/
- To reset your DCU email address password, you can do that at https://anonhelp.dcu.ie/hc/en-ie
I cannot login to the lab machine (Linux and/or Windows)
- Do you type in your username or email address and password but it just brings you back to the start screen? You should email us, support@computing.dcu.ie. Include your username, email address, and the machine ID or the lab ID.
I can't log into Eduroam
- Eduroam - Wireless (Wifi) Network - Mobile Phones/Devices Provided by DTS:https://help.dcu.ie/hc/en-ie/articles/21184794930706-Eduroam-Wireless-Wifi-Network-Mobile-Phones-Devices
- Try to reset your DCU password. Note you should wait 15 minutes to ensure your change has propagated through the network. https://anonhelp.dcu.ie/hc/en-ie
Issues cloning or pushing code to GitLab
Your account is authenticated with SSO or SAML. To push and pull over HTTPS with Git using this account, you must set a password or set up a personal access token to use instead of a password.

- If you're experiencing issues with cloning or pushing code to GitLab, try using a password.
- Set a password here https://gitlab.computing.dcu.ie/-/user_settings/password/edit
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Clone the repo with the "Clone with HTTPS" option. You will get prompted to enter your new password.
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At this point you should be able to git clone by entering your School of Computing username and password.