Configuring Your Computer 53
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The system distinguishes between numeric keys above
the letter keys and those in the numeric keypad at the
right of the keyboard. For instance, if you enter a
keypad 8 when enabling the password, you may not
enter the 8 above the letter keys to use the password.
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The system does not distinguish between uppercase
and lowercase letters in a password. For instance, D is
the same as d.
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If you press an invalid key, the computer beeps, and
you must reenter the password.
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If you make a mistake, use <Backspace> to erase the
characters up to the mistake, then retype the correct
characters.
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You cannot leave the Enter the Password field without
establishing a password. If you begin to create a
password and decide you do not want to use it, finish
creating it and then cancel it. See the next section,
“Canceling a Password.”
6.
When you finish typing, press <Enter>. The cursor
moves to the Verify field. Reenter the password and press
<Enter>.
If the passwords match exactly, the password is enabled. If not,
the computer beeps. Press <Enter> again and repeat the
process.
To change a password, cancel the existing password and then
create a new one. See the next section, “Canceling a Password.”
Canceling a Password
To cancel a password, use System Setup or turn off the password
jumper on the system board. To use System Setup:
1.
From the Main Menu, select Security.
2.
Move the cursor to the Set User Password field.
3.
Use the left or right arrow key to select None. Then press
<Enter>. The password is canceled.
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