User`s guide

Selecting password types
You can define both User and Supervisor password levels for
this system. If this system will be used by more than one
person, you may want to set a Supervisor password for
yourself and a User password for others you don’t want to
have complete access to the system. This allows you to restrict
access to the computer’s diskette drives or the virus protection
features.
See the next sections for instructions on selecting the type of
password prompting you want, and on entering, changing, or
deleting passwords.
Note
If both a Supervisor password and a User password are
enabled, SETUP displays options for setting the User
password only to users who logged on with a User
password.
Selecting pass word prompting
If you enable the Password on boot option, you must
enter the Supervisor or User password each time you turn on
the system. If you disable this option, but you’ve defined
passwords, you must enter the password each time you start
SETUP.
Entering or changing passwords
To specify a User password, you must first specify a Supervisor
password. Follow these steps to enter or change a password:
1. Select Set Supervisor Password and press Enter.
2. You see a Set Supervisor Password window. Type a
password of up to seven characters and press Enter.
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