Before submitting a problem report, please try the following troubleshooting tips:
Are you on campus and connected to the SenecaNet wireless network?
If you're on campus, please make sure you're using the SenecaNet wireless network; the SenecaGuest network will not allow access to library resources.
Is there a temporary known issue with the resource you are trying to access?
Check our Notifications page to see if there is a known issue with one of our resources.
Are there special licensing or vendor limitations on the resource you are trying to access?
Some resources allow on-campus access only or have a limit on number of concurrent users. See the descriptions in our A-Z Databases to see if there are special conditions associated with the resource you are trying to access.Do other Seneca Libraries databases and resources work for you?
If only one resource is inaccessible, this may mean that particular resource is temporarily down. Please use this form to report this to us if we have not already updated our Notifications page.
Are you reaching the expected Seneca Libraries log-in screens?
When you access Seneca Libraries electronic resources, you will be prompted to log in using your My.Seneca account. The following login window will appear.
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If you do not see the log-in screen, try clearing your cookies and re-open the resource using Library Search or links found on our A-Z Databases page. Note: If your Seneca Username exceeds 20 characters, truncate to the first 20 characters only (includes dashes,periods etc)
Password failure?
Most login errors are simply mistyping a password, which can be complicated by auto-complete settings in a browser and cache being held.Do you know your My.Seneca username and password?
If you do not know your My.Seneca username and password, you can use ITS's MyID Self Service tool to recover it.
You must have a valid My.Seneca account to access Seneca Libraries electronic resources. For students, this requires you to be currently enrolled in at least one class. You can check if your My.Seneca account is active by logging into My.Seneca. To get help activating or troubleshooting your My.Seneca account, contact the ITS service desk.
Are you trying to access the resource from inside a "framed" environment such as My.Seneca?
If the resource wants to open "inside" the container of another platform (such as My.Seneca) by default, try opening the resource on its own in a separate window.