Compaq 1750 Armada 1700 Family of Personal Computers Reference Guide - Page 128

Removing DriveLock Protection

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Removing DriveLock Protection CAUTION: Forgetting or losing both the user and master passwords will render the protected hard drive permanently unusable. Record your master password and keep it in a secure location physically separate from your computer. In the event you lose the user password, the master password can be used to unlock a protected hard drive and reset the user password. Once you create a user password, you can only delete the passwords after the computer has restarted and the protected hard drive has been unlocked. Removing DriveLock protection deletes both the user password and the master password. 1. Turn on or restart the computer and enter your current user password. 2. Run Computer Setup. 3. Click the System Features icon Æ Security Management box Æ DriveLock tab. 4. In the Current Drive section, select MultiBay. 5. In the Drive Protection section, click on Remove. 6. Enter the master password. 7. Enter the master password again to verify it. 8. Click OK Æ Save Æ Exit. The changes will take place when Computer Setup has been exited normally. Security Features 13-17

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Security Features
13-17
Removing DriveLock Protection
CAUTION:
Forgetting or losing both the user and master passwords
will render the protected hard drive permanently unusable. Record
your master password and keep it in a secure location physically
separate from your computer. In the event you lose the user
password, the master password can be used to unlock a protected
hard drive and reset the user password.
Once you create a user password, you can only delete the
passwords after the computer has restarted and the protected hard
drive has been unlocked. Removing DriveLock protection deletes
both the user password and the master password.
1. Turn on or restart the computer and enter your current user
password.
2. Run Computer Setup.
3. Click the System Features icon
˘
Security Management box
˘
DriveLock tab.
4. In the Current Drive section, select MultiBay.
5. In the Drive Protection section, click on Remove.
6. Enter the master password.
7. Enter the master password again to verify it.
8. Click OK
˘
Save
˘
Exit.
The changes will take place when Computer Setup has been exited
normally.