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| 20955 | 2001-10-10 16:47:00 | With the old windows, I could put in a password from DOS, making it such that without the password, the HDD cannot be accessed. How do I do this on Windows ME ? Is there another alternative ? I have created 1 user profile, and have hidden all files in the default profile, but I still do not feel safe. A little help please. Thank you. |
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| 20956 | 2001-10-10 19:16:00 | Hello B.E On most PC's, press delete when the computer is booting up, this will then give you access to the bios settings, where you can set both a user and supervisor password, to prevent unauthorised access to both the bios and the PC. Alan |
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| 20957 | 2001-10-10 20:33:00 | This can still be bypassed by changing jumpers, using a bios master password, or a bios password utility. The only way to completely secure your computer is to have a secure OS such as Win2K and encrypt your hard disk. | Guest (0) | ||
| 20958 | 2001-10-11 09:52:00 | Thanks guys. Can I still do this with Windows ME or XP ? | Guest (0) | ||
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