Configure security through the CMOS setup utility.
Everything on your computer should be protected by a firewall and anti virus software. Personal information and files should be password protected. Passwords should not be stored on the computer.
Get StartedThe purpose of this letter is to allow you to require a password to accompany transactions on your bank account(s).The letter requests the bank to require a password be given before a deposit, withdrawal, or other transaction takes place on your account with the bank. For example, if the password you select is "Riverdeep" and you attempt to withdraw money from your account, the bank should require that you give your account password before the withdrawal is authorized.
Yes, all business software like this will require a password and for good reason since hacking is becoming more problematic, there should always be a password.
If you are looking to replace a computer monitor, then you should not need any password to do so. You should be able to simple unplug the old monitor (while the computer in not running) and plug in the new. However, there are rare cases where the computer is configured to refuse to boot if the hardware is changed. There may be a bypass for this if you use a specific password, but usually this setting must be changed in the BIOS first, before replacing the item. The only other reason you may need a password is if you want install driver for your new screen. This is likely to require administrative rights to complete. However, the system should load default drivers automatically, so the screen should work without them. You will probably only need the drivers if you plan to use it for graphics-intensive functions, like some games and graphic design programs.
Well you can log into another account and then proceed to remove the password from that account if it has administrative rights. But if the password is before the computer loads the operating system the you would have to contact the company and they should have a tool that removes the password from the computer. this enables you to access the computer as you would normally. if you are unable to login into your computer with any account (User or admin) then you need to use some tool to reset your password. Several powerful password recovery tools are available on Internet; those are capable to reset your password in few seconds. These tools are safe to use because they didn't alter windows internal files. I find Stellar Phoenix windows password recovery software on Internet, you can try it.
You need to go to your System BIOS. When you boot up your computer, you will have to press Alt-F2 or something similar. This depends on your computer model. In the BIOS, there should be a section called "Security" or "Passwords" or something of that nature. There should be an option to ask for a "Password on Boot". The default should be all zeroes. You can put in a password which should force the user to enter a password before the operating system even boots up. DO NOT forget this password, otherwise you will be permanently locked out of that hard drive. You can obtain the master password from the manufacturer if you were the original purchaser.
Contact your school library and tell them to change your password, or if your studywiz is connected with you computer login at school then type in your computer log in and then it will say your password has expired, to renew your password please type your old password and New password so that will be u r password for studywiz and you computer log in. ~Hope I helped~
you should not need a password if you are trying to communicate to a mobile but im not sure about a computer
Start Menu -------> Control Panel ------> Users --------> should be an option to set the password under the selected user
Yes, it is possible to find the Wi-Fi password on a computer. (Note: Only do this if it is YOUR computer, and are not trying to hack into somebody else's Wi-Fi router). There should be software for the router on your computer, and in that router software that you installed somewhere in there should be your Wi-Fi password (every software is different, so it is hard to say exactly where it is).
The computer should prompt for a password or personal identification number (PIN).
I know that a BIOS password can be removed by opening the computer, taking out the CMOS battery and then turn the computer on. Turn the computer back off and put the battery back in. The BIOS password should be gone and you could do that in less than a minute if you were really good at it.