Security-conscious - or just want to ensure your files are private? You can prevent others from using your unattended computer by creating a password to use Windows or quite your screen saver.
on 9/27/2006
The password is stored as a BIOS setting, and these BIOS settings can easily be reset to factory defaults. All one needs to do is opening the computer case (with the screwdriver) and adjusting a certain jumper on the motherboard or shorting or removing the CMOS memory battery. The password will be erased and the computer will boot without asking for it.
on 11/22/2005
Put a password in the system information to prevent others from turning on your computer without your knowledge. 1. Restart you computer. 2. Hold down the Del (Delete) key. 3. In the system information, go to the change password section. (Navigate through the system info using the arrows keys). 4. Write the password, exit the section, go to exit system info, and a dialog box appears asking you if you want to save the changes. Press the y key and enter. 5. All done!
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Anonymous said
on 9/27/2006 The password is stored as a BIOS setting, and these BIOS settings can easily be reset to factory defaults. All one needs to do is opening the computer case (with the screwdriver) and adjusting a certain jumper on the motherboard or shorting or removing the CMOS memory battery. The password will be erased and the computer will boot without asking for it.
Anonymous said
on 11/22/2005 Put a password in the system information to prevent others from turning on your computer without your knowledge.
1. Restart you computer.
2. Hold down the Del (Delete) key.
3. In the system information, go to the change password section. (Navigate through the system info using the arrows keys).
4. Write the password, exit the section, go to exit system info, and a dialog box appears asking you if you want to save the changes. Press the y key and enter.
5. All done!