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Login Problems

If you believe you know your password, please visit UTORid Password Verification Page to try it. We cannot retrieve your password. We store a one-way encryption: we can verify a password, but we cannot decrypt what we store. If you have forgotten your password, a new password must be chosen using a password reset procedure.

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UofT is updating its password authentication systems. This weblogin service uses an authentication mechanism that will not accept a password that does not meet current requirements. If your password is relatively weak (and, likely, old), we highly recommend you change it. And it may be necessary to change your password in order to use this login service. In the near future, all authentication will require passwords meet stronger rules.

Change Password

UTORid Account Recovery Service

If you have registered with UTORid Account Recovery Service, you can use the UTORid password reset tool.

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If you are not registered with the UTORid Account Recovery Service, please visit your campus help desk:

St. George UTM UTSC

Note: U of T staff, faculty, students, and alumni may register for UTORid Account Recovery Service to enable convenient password reset via alternate email or SMS (mobile phone). You will need to know your UTORid password to register for this service.

Applicants to the University of Toronto have a JOINid. If, after attempting to log in with your JOINid, you receive an error message stating "Authentication Failed", try to re-enable your JOINid / reset the password and try again.

Forgotten Password

UTORid Account Recovery Service

If you have registered with UTORid Account Recovery Service, you can use the UTORid password reset tool.

If you are not registered, ...

If you are not registered with the UTORid Account Recovery Service, please visit your campus help desk:

St. George UTM UTSC

Applicants to the University of Toronto have a JOINid.

Reset your JOINid Password

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Caution: Your browser may preserve cookies across browser sessions. The Chrome browser, in particular, now maintains cookies even after exiting. This enables you continue where you left off. While convenient, it conflicts with the intent of session cookies: exiting your browser should clear all of your session cookies ensuring no one can access your application privileges. If your browser maintains cookies across exit/restart, you need to ensure you have logged out of each application.

To exit your browser, look for the close, exit, quit, or "X" button.

Finding Help

The UTORid management pages may help you resolve some problems on your own.

Mon-Fri 9:00AM to 5:00PM

416 946-5000

raise@utoronto.ca

More info: My Research Help

usource@utoronto.ca

More info: uSOURCE - Getting Started

Mon-Fri 8:45AM to 5:00PM

416 978-3772

ess.hr@utoronto.ca

Online ESS Help Form

More info: Human Resources & Equity - ESS

Mon-Fri 9:00AM to 5:00PM

fast.help@utoronto.ca

ERDD Contacts

More info: ERDD Training/Documentation

The Information Commons Help Desk is available to help you with problems related to the many on-line services provided by the University.