# How do I reach out for support with Relian Technologies? Are you ready to conquer your tech troubles with Relian Technologies? We offer not one, but FIVE exciting paths to get the support you need, each with its own unique flavour and perks. ### 📞 Phone – 778-400-4007 * **Imagine**: Picking up your phone, dialing a number, and speaking to your personal tech genie! * **Benefits**: Direct and personal; real-time feedback. * **Downside**: Verification required, but it ensures your castle's security! ### 📱 Text – 778-400-4007 * **How**: More of a texter? Text 778-400-4007 to connect with a technician. * **Benefits**: Quick, easy, and perfect for on-the-go solutions. Plus, you get a written record. * **Downside**: Identity verification is needed, just like a phone call. ### 💌 Email – * **Reach Out**: Email your queries and feel like sending a high-speed digital message in a bottle. * **Benefits**: Ideal for detailed issues; include screenshots or elaborate details. * **Downside**: Responses might not be instant, but they're worth the wait! ### 🌐 Virtual Helpdesk – * **Experience**: Visit the online helpdesk for a comprehensive tech support experience. * **Benefits**: Fast, efficient, and gives a complete overview of your support needs. Easy login with Microsoft or Google. * **Downside**: Requires logging in, but it streamlines your experience. ### 💬 Live Chat – * **Explore**: Navigate to relian.ca for a live chat adventure. * **Benefits**: Instant connection and real-time conversation. Perfect for quick questions. Plus, discover a hidden game on the site! * **Downside**: Verification necessary, but it's quick and easy. ### Conclusion No matter how you choose to reach out – be it call, text, email, online visit, or live chat – Relian Technologies is here to guide you through your tech journey. Each method offers its own unique charm, ensuring you find the perfect fit for your style. The next time tech troubles arise, remember these fun and easy ways to get support. Your tech solution is just around the corner! 🚀🔧🌟 # Cloud Desktop From the Desk of Relian Technologies: Pioneers in the Modern Digital Workspace At Relian Technologies, we're not just a technology provider; we're your steadfast ally, navigating the seas of digital transformation with you. In our continuous endeavour to bring you the best of modern tech, we introduce the concept of Cloud Desktop, utilizing Microsoft's Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD). This is a powerful tool that enables businesses to access a virtual desktop environment from anywhere, using the robustness of cloud technology. **The Cloud Desktop Revolution** The shift towards a more flexible and digital-centric work environment has seen the rise of solutions that provide accessibility without compromising on security. Cloud Desktop, with its nimbleness and scalability, is rapidly becoming the ideal choice for businesses seeking to elevate their digital infrastructure. **Simplified License Management with Cloud Desktop** One of the traditional challenges faced by businesses is managing software licenses. Multiple renewal dates, understanding the right volume of licenses, and staying cost-effective can often be overwhelming. However, with Cloud Desktop: 1. **Reduced Complexity:** Bid adieu to managing myriad licenses. Fewer licenses equate to fewer vendor agreements and renewal dates. 2. **Cost-Effectiveness:** Many organizations will find that they already possess the requisite Microsoft licensing for Cloud Desktop, eliminating the need for additional outlays. 3. **Precise Licensing:** No more investing in unnecessary licenses. With Cloud Desktop, you pay only for what you need. For businesses keen on adopting Cloud Desktop, the initial step is understanding the specific licenses required and checking their existing IT inventory. **Licensing Essentials for Cloud Desktop** To harness the full capabilities of Cloud Desktop, businesses need a specific license and subscription for every user. If you're well-acquainted with Microsoft's offerings, you might already have: * Windows 10 Enterprise E5 or E3 * Windows 10 Education A5 or A3 (Including student use benefits) * Microsoft 365 Business Premium (previously known as Microsoft 365 Business) * Windows 10 Virtual Desktop Access (VDA) * Microsoft 365 A3 or A5 * Microsoft 365 F3, E3, or E5 **Final Words** Relian Technologies is committed to ensuring your business is equipped with top-tier tools and knowledge to flourish in the digital age. Transitioning to a cloud-based work environment can be seamless, and with tools like Cloud Desktop, it's smoother than ever. Always trust in Relian, your reliable partner for an advanced digital workspace. # Access Cloud Desktop from a web browser Connect to Cloud Desktop from any supported web browser The Remote Desktop Web client allows you to connect to the Cloud Desktop, granting access to your desktops and applications directly from a web browser without the need to install a separate client. In this guide, we'll show you how to connect to Azure Virtual Desktop, the foundation for Cloud Desktop, from the Remote Desktop web client. ### Prerequisites Before you can access your resources, ensure you meet the following prerequisites: 1. **Internet access:** You need a stable internet connection. 2. **Supported web browser:** While any HTML5-capable web browser should work, Microsoft officially supports the following web browsers and operating systems: * **Microsoft Edge:** Windows, macOS, Linux, Chrome OS (Version 79 or later) * **Google Chrome:** Windows, macOS, Linux, Chrome OS (Version 57 or later) * **Apple Safari:** macOS (Version 11 or later) * **Mozilla Firefox:** Windows, macOS, Linux (Version 55 or later) > **Note:** The Remote Desktop Web client does not support mobile web browsers. ### Accessing Your Resources Follow these steps to access your Azure Virtual Desktop resources using the Remote Desktop Web client: 1. Open your web browser on your computer. You may be using one to read this page now. 2. Go to the following URL: * 3. Sign in with your user account. Once you've successfully signed in, you'll see your workspaces containing the desktops and applications made available to you by your administrator. 4. Select one of the icons to launch a session to Azure Virtual Desktop. Depending on your organization's configuration, you may be prompted to enter your user account password again. 5. A prompt for "Access local resources" may appear, asking you to confirm which local resources you want to make available in the remote session. Make your selection, then select "Allow." > **Tip:** If you've signed in to the web browser with a different Microsoft account than the one you want to use for Azure Virtual Desktop, consider signing out or using a private browser window. ### Next Steps To explore more features of the Remote Desktop Web client when connecting to Azure Virtual Desktop, refer to the guide: [Use features of the Remote Desktop Web client when connecting to Azure Virtual Desktop](https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/azure/virtual-desktop/users/client-features-web). # Access Cloud Desktop from a Windows PC Connect to Cloud Desktop from a Windows PC using the Azure The Azure Virtual Desktop Preview app lets you use your cloud desktop and apps through the internet. This guide will help you connect to your work space with the Windows app, following steps your workplace tech team has set up for you. #### Start off by getting the App 1. Go to the [Azure Virtual Desktop Store app in the Microsoft Store](https://aka.ms/AVDStoreClient). 2. Select Install/Get to start downloading the app and installing it. 3. Once the app has finished downloading and installing, select **Open**. The first time the app runs, it will install the *Azure Virtual Desktop (HostApp)* dependency automatically. #### Subscribe to a Workspace in the App 1. Open the App by selecting Open, or by using the Start Menu > Azure Virtual Desktop App (Preview)\ ![](/files/sUv0lhSXI9nareU2YUYY) 2. Select the triple dots at the top right, and Subscribe, or simply enter your work email when prompted\ ![](/files/QYKtqi886MEWo667XrHA) 3. To simplify, right click on the Cloud Desktop or Session Desktop, and Pin to Start Menu\ ![](/files/tjlZQs7SonYXww5XY3iQ) 4. Multi-Factor authenticate, and connect to your desktop # Access Cloud Desktop from macOS Connect to Cloud Desktop on macOS 11 or Later This step-by-step guide is designed for users with some technical abilities to connect to Azure Virtual Desktop using the Remote Desktop client from the Mac App Store on macOS 11 or later. Azure Virtual Desktop is the foundation for Cloud Desktop, a powerful tool that enables businesses to access a virtual desktop environment from anywhere, using the robustness of cloud technology. ### Prerequisites Before you begin, make sure you have the following: 1. Permission from your workplace: You'll need permission (usually from your HR department) before you can connect to the Cloud Desktop. 2. A Mac running macOS 11 or later: Ensure your Mac is updated to the latest operating system version available. 3. A Microsoft account: If you can sign in to your work email using [Outlook on the Web](https://outlook.office.com), you have a Microsoft account. 4. Remote Desktop client: Download and install the Remote Desktop client from the [Mac App Store](https://apps.apple.com/app/microsoft-remote-desktop/id1295203466?mt=12) if you haven't already. ### Step 1: Launch Remote Desktop 1. Open the "Finder" on your Mac. 2. Navigate to the "Applications" folder. 3. Locate and open the "Remote Desktop" application. ### Step 2: Add a Remote Desktop Connection 1. Once the Remote Desktop client is open, click the "Workspaces" tab at the top of the application.
2. Select Add Workspace, enter your work email, and Add.
3. If the Workspace is not found, use the following URL instead of an email: `https://rdweb.wvd.microsoft.com` ### Step 3: Sign In with Your Microsoft Account 1. In the "Sign in" window, enter your Microsoft account credentials (email address and password). 2. Complete the Multi-Factor Authentication when required ### Step 4: Connect to Azure Virtual Desktop 1. Back in the main Remote Desktop window, you should now see your Azure Virtual Desktop connection listed. 2. Double click on the connection you just created to connect to it. 3. Wait for the initialization sequence to complete. By default, Cloud Desktops are shut down when not in use, so it may take a minute to connect on your first connection. 4. After successful authentication, the Remote Desktop client will connect to your Azure Virtual Desktop, and you'll be presented with a Windows desktop environment on your Mac. ### Step 5: Using Azure Virtual Desktop Congratulations! You are now connected to your Azure Virtual Desktop. You can use it just like a regular Windows desktop. You can run Windows applications, access files, and perform your tasks as needed. ### Disconnecting and Reconnecting To disconnect from your Azure Virtual Desktop session, click the "X" button on the Remote Desktop client's toolbar. To reconnect later, simply open the Remote Desktop client again, and select your connection. ### Conclusion That's it! You've successfully connected to Azure Virtual Desktop on your macOS 11 or later using the Remote Desktop client. Enjoy the flexibility of accessing a Windows desktop environment from your Mac, and get your work done efficiently. If you encounter any issues or have questions, don't hesitate to reach out to your IT support team for assistance. # Email # Set up work email in Outlook for Android Coming soon. # Set up work email in Outlook for iOS Coming soon. # Relian Management Modernize your IT operations with the ability to monitor, manage, and support all your devices and users. # New account setup You've been invited to manage your IT operations with Remote Monitoring and Management (RMM) solution. {% hint style="info" %} While there are many Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) apps and services, this documentation covers MFA using Keeper Password Manager, our preferred identity and access management provider. {% endhint %} First, you should have received an invitation to the RMM. If you haven't, and would like to get started, contact . 1. Follow the Accept button from the invitation email:

Invitation email (1)

2. Enter a unique password for your new account on the Relian Management website:

Choose a password (2)

Next, we'll setup Multi-Factor Authentication. 3. Select Authenticator App from the dropdown, then select and copy the unique key under the QR code pictured in the first image below (3). You can either `right-click and copy` or use the keyboard shortcut `Ctrl + C`

Setup Authenticator App (3)

4. Select the Keeper browser extension, and Create New Record 5. Give it the name Relian Management, then **Next** 6. Enter your email address in the Login field and the Website Address `https://relian.rmmservice.ca`

Create new record with Keeper (4)

Naming record in Keeper (5)

Entering record details in Keeper (6)

7. Scroll down and select **Add Two-Factor Code** in the Keeper New Record window. 8. Select **Setup** next to Manual Entry 9. Enter `Relian Management` as the Issuer (9.1), enter your email in the Account field (9.2), paste the unique key you copied earlier into the Secret Key field (9.3), and **Add** (9.4) 10. **Save** to finish

Add Two-Factor Code (7)

Setup Manual Entry (8)

Adding Secret Key (9)

Save (10)

11. In Keeper, select the copy icon beside the Two-Factor code to copy the code to your clipboard 12. Switch to the Relian Management website tab, and paste using `Ctrl + V` into the **Authentication Code 1** field. Wait until the circle timer refreshes, and repeat steps 11 and 12 for Authentication Code 2 {% hint style="info" %} In Keeper, the circle to the left of the Two-Factor code appears blue while the code is valid, and will generate a new code each time the circle timer runs out. {% endhint %}

Relian Management setup wizard (12)

13. Upon successful account creation, you'll see your Company Dashboard, which contains a general overview of all devices in your company.

Company Dashboard (13)

Congratulations! Your account is setup and secured by Multi-Factor Authentication. Now you're ready to manage your devices. # Invoices # What are the items on my invoice? This guide categorizes Microsoft Azure, Microsoft services, and third-party items from invoices into clear groups like Storage, Compute, and Networking. Categories and Items #### 1. Storage **Description**: Costs related to storing files, backups, or data in the cloud, like renting digital filing cabinets. Includes disks, snapshots, and blob storage. * **P30 DISKS - P30 Disks** * Larger virtual hard drive for storing data or running programs. * **P10 DISKS - P10 Disks** * Smaller virtual hard drive for lighter storage needs. * **P6 DISKS - P6 Disks** * Even smaller virtual hard drive for minimal storage. * **LRS SNAPSHOTS - LRS Snapshots** * Backups of data stored with local redundancy (fewer backup locations). * **LRS DATA STORED - LRS Data Stored** * Storage of data with local backups only. * **ZRS Data Stored Files v2-CACentral - ZRS Data Stored Files v2 CA Central** * Storage of files with redundant backups in a Canada Central region. * **BLOB STORAGE HOT LRS-CACENTRAL - BLOB STORAGE-HOT LRS-CA CENTRAL** * Storage of frequently accessed files with local backups in a Canada Central region. * **Cool Read Ops Blob Storage-CACentral - Cool Read Operations Blob Storage CA Central** * Accessing files in a less-used ("cool") storage system in a Canada Central region. * **ZRS Data Stored Tables-CACentral - ZRS Data Stored Tables CA Central** * Storage of data tables (like spreadsheets) with backups in a Canada Central region. *** #### 2. Compute **Description**: Costs for virtual machines (cloud computers) that run software, websites, or process data, like renting computer power. Includes various series like B, D, E, G, etc., with different configurations. * **B-Series (e.g., B2S)** * Basic virtual machines for light workloads, such as running small software or tasks. * **D-Series (e.g., D2, D2s v3, D2a v3)** * General-purpose virtual machines for a range of tasks like hosting applications or processing data. * **E-Series (e.g., E8DSV5, E8SV5)** * Powerful virtual machines optimized for memory-intensive tasks like data processing or large applications. * **G-Series** * High-performance virtual machines for heavy computing needs, such as advanced analytics or graphics processing. *** #### 3. Networking **Description**: Costs for connecting systems, managing internet addresses, or transferring data, like digital highways or phone lines. * **STATIC PUBLIC IP - Static Public IP** * A fixed internet address for a server or website. * **STANDARD STATIC PUBLIC IP - Standard Static Public IP** * A higher-tier fixed internet address with better features. * **BASIC GATEWAY - Basic Gateway** * A service connecting different parts of the cloud or networks. * **BANDWIDTH INTER-REGION INTRA CONTINENT NORTH AMERICA - BANDWIDTH INTER-REGION-INTRA CONTINENT-NORTH AMERICA** * Transferring data between cloud regions within North America. * **Endpoint VPN Link Global - Private Endpoint Virtual Network Private Link Global** * A secure private connection between networks or cloud services globally. *** #### 4. File Operations **Description**: Costs for managing, saving, or accessing files in the cloud, like organizing or updating digital documents. * **Hot ZRS Write Ops Files v2-CACentral - Hot ZRS Write Operations Files v2 CA Central** * Saving or updating files in a frequently accessed storage system with backups in a Canada Central region. * **Hot Other Ops Files v2-CACentral - Hot Other Operations Files v2 CA Central** * Miscellaneous tasks (e.g., moving or managing) files in a frequently accessed system in a Canada Central region. * **BATCH WRITE OPERATIONS - Batch Write Operations** * Saving multiple files at once in the cloud. * **All Other Operations Blob Storage-USWest - All Other Operations Blob Storage-USWest** * Miscellaneous file tasks in a US West cloud storage system. * **HotOpsAzDataLakeStorageegen2HierNmspcCAC - Hot Other Operations Azure Data Lake Storage Gen2 Hierarchical Namespace CA Central** * Managing files in a specialized storage system in a Canada Central region. * **Hot ReadOpsGen BlckBlb v2 HieNmspc CA C - Hot Read Operations General Block Blob v2 Hierarchical Namespace CA Central** * Accessing files in a specialized storage system in a Canada Central region. * **Server File Sync-CACentral - Server File Sync CA Central** * Syncing files between servers and the cloud in a Canada Central region. *** #### 5. Databases **Description**: Costs for managing databases, which store organized data like customer records or case files. * **B DTUS - B DTUs** * A measure of database power (Database Transaction Units) for processing data. *** #### 6. Analytics **Description**: Costs for collecting and analyzing data, like keeping a digital logbook of system activity. * **Data Ingestion Log Analytics CA Central - Data Ingestion Log Analytics CA Central** * Collecting and analyzing logs (records of system activity) in a Canada Central region. *** #### 7. DNS **Description**: Costs for managing website or network addresses, like a digital phonebook. * **Private Zones Azure DNS - Private Zones Azure DNS** * Managing private website addresses within the cloud. *** #### 8. Microsoft Services **Description**: Costs for Microsoft productivity, communication, and server-related subscriptions, often used for business operations like email, collaboration, or server management. * **Microsoft 365 Teams Business Voice (e.g., M365TEAMBV)** * Cloud-based phone system integrated with Microsoft Teams for making and receiving calls. * **Microsoft Entra P2** * Advanced identity and access management with security features like conditional access and risk assessments. * **Microsoft Teams Calling Plan** * Domestic calling capabilities within Microsoft Teams for communication from anywhere. * **Microsoft 365 Exchange Plan 1** * Business-class email hosting with mailboxes, calendars, contacts, and online archiving. * **Microsoft 365 Business Premium (e.g., M365BPYPM)** * Subscription including Office apps, secure email, cloud storage, and advanced security features. * **Microsoft 365 Management** * Administration, security policy enforcement, and automation of routine user management tasks. * **Windows Server Licenses (e.g., Windows Server 2022 Standard Edition)** * Licensing for server functionality, enabling virtualization, storage, and application hosting (may include core packs). * **Windows Server User/Device CALs** * Licenses for each user or device accessing Windows Server resources and services. *** #### 9. Other Services **Description**: Costs for third-party software or services (non-Microsoft) that support business operations, such as backup, security, or password management. * **Comet Device License (e.g., COMETDL)** * License for managing individual device backups with Comet Backup software. * **Comet Backup Storage** * Secure cloud storage for retaining backups and enabling quick data recovery. * **Duo Security (e.g., DUOE)** * Multi-factor authentication (MFA) and single sign-on (SSO) for secure access to applications and data. * **Keeper Security** * Password management and secure vault for storing credentials and sensitive information. *** ### Notes for Bookkeeping * These categories align with how Microsoft Azure, Microsoft services, and third-party offerings are typically organized (Storage, Compute, Microsoft Services, Other Services, etc.). * Each item reflects a type of service that may appear on invoices, with descriptions applicable across regions or usage scenarios. * Pricing is excluded here; refer to specific invoices for costs, subtotals, and taxes (e.g., GST/PST) to allocate across these categories. * Map these categories to your accounting system’s chart of accounts (e.g., “IT Expenses,” “Software Subscriptions,” etc.) as needed. # How do I turn on IE compatibility in Edge? Anyone can perform this, without any special permissions from an Administrator or Organization. 1. **Open Microsoft Edge**: Start by launching the Edge browser on your computer. 2. **Access the Menu**: In the top-right corner of the Edge window, you'll see three horizontal dots (...). Click on these dots to open the browser's main menu. 3. **Navigate to Settings**: From the drop-down menu, select Settings. This is where you can adjust various aspects of the Edge browser to your liking. 4. **Go to Default Browser Settings**: Within the Settings, locate and click on 'Default browser'. This section allows you to manage how Edge handles different web pages and compatibility settings. 5. **Enable IE Mode**: Look for the option labelled 'Internet Explorer compatibility'. Here, you will find a setting that allows you to 'Allow sites to be reloaded in Internet Explorer mode'. Turn this option on to enable IE compatibility mode.\ ![](/files/ROKFF84QdNP26YnNeT0M) 6. **Restart Edge**: After changing this setting, Edge may prompt you to restart the browser for the changes to take effect. Close and reopen Edge to complete the process. 7. **Using IE Mode**: Once IE mode is enabled, you can reload any website in Internet Explorer mode by clicking on the three dots in the browser's top-right corner and selecting 'Reload in Internet Explorer mode' from the menu. \ Toggle "Open this page in Internet Explorer mode next time" to remember this preference.\ ![](/files/vu9IaY00Ol7nnx95m89W) 8. **Enjoy the Compatibility**: With IE mode enabled, Edge can now access websites that were designed for older web standards, ensuring better compatibility with legacy websites. # What do I do when Outlook or Teams for Desktop aren't working? You're on Azure Virtual Desktop (AVD), and suddenly, Outlook, Teams, and OneDrive refuse to cooperate, throwing up error messages when you try to sign in. The Event Viewer shows a cryptic message: "Triggered repair because operation LocalSettings against package Microsoft.AAD.BrokerPlugin\_cw5n1h2txyewy hit error -2147009096." What's going on, and how do you fix it? ## **Resolving the Issue** 1. **Sign Out of Windows**: If you can't access key applications, the first step is to sign out of Windows on your Azure Virtual Desktop. Here's how: * Click on the Start Menu. * Select your User Icon / User Name. * Click on 'Sign out'. 2. **Restart the Virtual Desktop Session**: Once signed out, the AVD session will close and you'll have to reconnect. This action can help reset the session and clear temporary glitches. 3. **Contact IT Support**: If the problem persists, it’s best to contact IT support. They can delve deeper into the issue, possibly needing to reset your user profile or reconfigure the AAD Broker Plugin settings. 4. **Monitor for Recurrence**: Watch for any recurrence if the issue is resolved. Recurring issues might indicate a deeper systemic problem requiring a more thorough investigation. ## **Understanding the Issue** * **The Root Cause**: The error message points to an issue with the Microsoft AAD Broker Plugin. This plugin is crucial for handling identity and access management in Azure. When it encounters problems, it can disrupt access to various Microsoft services, including Outlook, Teams, and OneDrive. * **Why It Happens**: The specific error code (-2147009096) suggests a failure in a local operation within the AVD session. This could be due to corrupted files, expired credentials, or conflicts between user profiles and Azure services. # What are the best practices for naming files and folders? To ensure smooth file saving, accessibility, and compatibility across different systems, it's important to follow best practices when naming files and directories. #### **Why Proper File Naming Matters** Proper file naming is essential for ensuring files are accessible and compatible across different platforms and systems. Without adhering to naming conventions, files can fail to save, become inaccessible, or cause errors when shared or transferred. Following a simple set of best practices will prevent these issues and ensure smooth operations. #### **Characters to Avoid in File and Directory Names** Different operating systems and applications may have restrictions on certain characters in filenames. To avoid potential issues, it’s best to steer clear of the following: * **Special characters and symbols**:\ These characters are commonly not supported across various systems and can result in errors:\ `# % & { } \ < > * ? / $ ! ' " : @ + | =` * **Emojis and alt codes**:\ Although widely used in communication, emojis and special alt codes may not be recognized by all systems, leading to compatibility issues. * **Spaces at the end of filenames**:\ This is particularly problematic across different applications and can cause files to become inaccessible. It’s highly recommended to avoid adding spaces at the end of filenames. *** #### **Safe Characters to Use** To ensure compatibility across all platforms, only a few characters are guaranteed to be safe for use in filenames: * **Underscore (\_)**: This is a reliable substitute for spaces and can be used freely in filenames. * **Dash (-)**: Another safe character, often used to separate words in filenames. *** #### **Additional File Naming Tips** * **Keep filenames short but descriptive**: Long filenames can cause issues with certain systems or file sharing platforms. Use key terms that describe the content of the file while keeping the name concise. * **Be consistent**: Use consistent naming conventions for your files and directories to make them easier to find and manage. * **Avoid dates and version numbers when possible**: Instead of including year or version numbers, overwrite the old file with the new version. This keeps file paths cleaner and easier to manage. * **Lowercase letters**: Use lowercase for simplicity and consistency across different systems. *** #### **Final Note: Not All Characters are Safe** Just because a character isn’t listed above doesn’t mean it’s safe to use. When in doubt, stick to simple, standard characters. The safest options are always underscores `_` and dashes `-`, which work across all platforms without issue. *** By following these file naming conventions, you’ll reduce the risk of errors, ensure compatibility, and maintain a more organized and efficient system for saving and sharing files. # How do I set the default Save location in Word? Follow these quick instructions to use the File Explorer Save As menu when saving documents instead of saving to OneDrive/Dropbox. 1. Open Microsoft Word 2. Select File > Options > Save and tick “Save to Computer by default.”