Students: Get help with tech from the UB Tech Squad

Two UB Tech Squad members help a student with his issue at the help counter in Silverman Library.

Photo by: Dennis Reed

Portrait photo of Emily Duran

By Emily Duran
IT Communications Intern

Published July 17, 2026

Learn how to reach the UB Tech Squad to report and get help with Wi-Fi, Duo and other tech troubles.

Connect with UB Tech Squad

UB Tech Squad are UB students’ free, fast technical support. Their walk-up counter is available on North Campus, located on the 2nd floor of Lockwood Library this summer (returning to the 3rd floor of Silverman Library in Capen in Fall 2026), where you can drop off and pick up devices. Students can also book appointments to meet Tech Squad anywhere on North or South Campus for help with personal devices.

It is easy to reach UB Tech Squad if you’re having trouble! Contact them in minutes by:

What they can help with

UB Tech Squad are here to help students with dozens of tech troubles. They can:

  • Download and access UB-licensed software
  • Run diagnostics to identify hardware and software problems
  • Help upgrade operating systems and software
  • Connect your mobile device, laptop, gaming device, printer, or streaming device to a UB network (eduroam, ResNet)
  • Set up or modify Duo on devices
  • Remove viruses and malware
  • Reset/reinstall your operating system
  • And more!

UB Tech Squad should be your first contact if you’re experiencing a tech emergency!

Wi-Fi troubles? Let us know!

If you’re experiencing problems with eduroam Wi-Fi in certain spots on campus, reporting this to UBIT is the best way to get it resolved. Quickly report your issue to us by emailing ubithelp@buffalo.edu or calling 716-645-3542. Be sure to include your device information and exact location. Our team of experts will then troubleshoot and aim to fix the issue.

UB Information Technology News keeps UB students, faculty, and staff informed about their IT services and showcases creative collaborations between UBIT and the campus community. Published by UB Information Technology and distributed via email as The Monthly Download. Edited by Diana Tuorto, IT Communication and Engagement, dianatuo@buffalo.edu.