AppsAnywhere - FAQs
FAQ
The Cloudpaging player is the software that resides in your systray, in the bottom right corner of Windows, that enables AppsAnywhere to stream the software to your PC.
On a rare occasion an application may seem to be ‘stuck’ in the Cloudpaging player and it won’t let you stop or remove it. If this happens, just reboot your computer (after saving your work), and the application should now allow you to stop it and remove it.
Click on the application you want to remove. If the application is currently running, make sure you have saved any work, and click Stop. Once stopped, click Remove. The application will be removed. This is only good for your session and it will not affect anyone else.
Please log a new request using Clarkson Help Desk Ticket Submission with the name of the software, the license details, Vendor details and where to download the software. One of our AppsAnywhere team will then be in touch.
Some applications are enabled to be ran on multiple platforms, including MacOS and iOS. If an application is not available for your operating system, it will not appear in the AppsAnywhere app library. If you need access to an app, use the Clarkson Help Desk Ticket Submission to submit a request.
If this occurs, reboot your computer to reset the application and clear the cache.
No. Faculty and students can continue to access software installed on their own devices. As AppsAnywhere expands in phase two, licensed software will also be accessible to student, faculty and staff devices.
Please visit https://appsanywhere.clarkson.edu for the CU AppsAnywhere