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Deleting passwords, Using the virus protection features, Supervisor Password, Enabled.

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3. Type the same password a second time and press Enter. You see a message that your change has been saved. 4. Press the spacebar. The Supervisor Password option now displays Enabled. To set a User password, select the Set User Password option as you follow the steps above. Deleting passwords To delete your passwords, follow these steps: 1. Set the Password on boot option to Disabled. 2. Delete the User password by pressing Enter for both the password field and the confirmation field. Don't type any characters in these fields. 3. Then delete the Supervisor password the same way. If you forget your password, see "Password Problems" in Chapter 7. Using the virus protection features The Diskette access option lets you restrict access to your diskette drives based on the password levels you have defined. This prevents unauthorized users from accessing the drives and possibly introducing a virus to your system. You can restrict diskette access only if passwords are enabled and you have enabled the Password on boot option. Running SETUP and Installing Drivers 2 - 1 5

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3.
Type the same password a second time and press
Enter. You
see a message that your change has been saved.
4. Press the spacebar. The
Supervisor Password
option
now displays
Enabled.
To set a User password, select the
Set User Password
option as you follow the steps above.
Deleting passwords
To delete your passwords, follow these steps:
1. Set the
Password on boot
option to
Disabled.
2.
Delete the User password by pressing
Enter
for both the
password field and the confirmation field. Don’t type any
characters in these fields.
3.
Then delete the Supervisor password the same way.
If you forget your password, see “Password Problems” in
Chapter 7.
Using the virus protection features
The
Diskette access
option lets you restrict access to
your diskette drives based on the password levels you have
defined. This prevents unauthorized users from accessing the
drives and possibly introducing a virus to your system. You
can restrict diskette access only if passwords are enabled and
you have enabled the
Password on boot
option.
Running SETUP and Installing Drivers
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