Windows 10 (Home, Pro, Edu and Enterprise) (including "Spring 2020 Update (v2004)")
Windows 8.1 (Home, Pro and Enterprise)
macOS 10.15.x Catalina
macOS 10.14.6 Mojave
macOS 10.13.6 High Sierra (*Support ends August 1, 2021)
Please note: You must also have full administrative rights to your device in order to run Exam4. Users of institutionally owned/controlled devices should contact their IT Department for assistance.
Please note that the following operating systems and hardware configurations are NOT supported:
Beta OS versions
Apple Macintosh OS X 10.13.5 and earlier
Apple iDevices (iPad, iPhone, etc.)
Windows 8 and earlier
Windows (RT, IoT, Mobile, Team & S versions)
Windows 10 SL (non-English Editions)
Surface devices that do not have Windows 10 Home, Pro, Education or Enterprise version
Linux
Chromebooks
Virtual operating systems (VMs)
Anything else not specifically listed as supported above
When running Exam4 for the first time on your Mac running macOS 10.15 or higher you will be prompted to allow Exam4 to have access to your Documents folder. If you selected 'No' to this question, you will need to correct the permissions by following the... [Read More »]
Exam files are encrypted and can only be opened by exam administrators at your school. The files can only be opened and read with special software which is only for Admin use.
There is the option to pay with a credit or debit card after you click on the "Pay ($ Amt) via card" link. This is located on the same screen as the download link, which appears just after you fill in your registration form. Return to our website > click your state > scroll down to "Already registered?" and click the link below that says "skip to download" >... [Read More »]
When you download, you must take careful note of where you are saving the file. Go to that location, find the correct file, then double-click to install and run. It may help to create a special folder for downloads and keep it in a convenient location so you can be sure to find it.
Registration to use Exam4 for a Bar Exam is dependent on the dates set by the State Bar Examiners. Please refer to their website for the Exam4 registration dates.
Exam4 has detected more than one display device. This usually means you have an external monitor connected. You will need to disconnect your external/extra monitor(s) and then relaunch Exam4.
Be sure that your Airport/WiFi is turned on and under Network Preferences, be sure your location is set to Automatic.
This violation can also happen if your internal built-in WiFi is not functional. An external WiFi adapter is not a supported substitute. Only a working internal WiFi adapter will clear this violation.
Some schools require that you be on the school's network in order to submit electronically. You may need to be at school for Exam4's network connection to work. It is also possible your security software (such as Norton Internet Security) is blocking the transmission. Try disabling this for a brief time and attempt to submit the exam while it is turned off.