•User Password
Supervisor Password
The Supervisor Password is the highest level password present on the computer. When the supervisor password has been set, it must be entered to access computer Setup. It also can be used to boot the computer if a User Password has been set.
Once set you will be prompted for a password when you enter system setup. Passwords can be up to eight characters long.
NOTE: If an incorrect password was used, you can still view the settings in System Setup. You will not be able to change any settings until a correct password has been entered.
NOTE: The supervisor password is a systems level password. Do not confuse this password with any operating system account password. If an account password is enabled in the operating system users and administrators must enter the operating system account password to gain access to the operating system.
If the supervisor password has been forgotten or lost, the password can only be removed using the CMOS jumper on the system board. More information on the use of the CMOS jumper can be found in the system board jumpers page. Using this jumper will also clear the user password.
Enabling Supervisor Password
1.Enter System Setup.
2.Highlight Change Supervisor Password and press <Enter>.
3.Enter a password at the prompt and press <Enter>.
4.Enter the password again to confirm and press <Enter>.
User Password
The User Password is for users who only need to boot to a operating system on the computer. It does not allow access to System Setup. When the user password has been set, it must be entered in order to boot to an operating system.
Once set you will be prompted for a password when the system is booting as illustrated above. Passwords can be up to eight characters long. Once a correct password has been entered the system will continue to boot.
NOTE: The user password is a systems level password. Do not confuse this password with any operating system account password. If an account password is enabled in the operating system users and administrators must enter the operating system account password to gain access to the operating system.
Enabling the User Password
NOTE: The User Password is not visible or accessible on the System Setup menu until a Supervisor Password has been set.
1.Set a supervisor password if one has not been set. If no supervisor password is set on the system then the user password option will be gray and unavailable.
2.Highlight Change User Password and press <Enter>.
3.Enter a password in the prompt and press <Enter>.
4.You will be prompted to confirm the password. Enter the password in the prompt and press <Enter>.
Boot
Boot Options
1st Boot Device | Specifies the first boot device from a sequence of available devices |
| Removable; SATA; USB; CD/DVD; Network; Disabled (Removable by default) |
| NOTE: If the first boot device is not available, the system will proceed to look for the second and following devices automatically. |
|
|
2nd Boot Device | Specifies the second boot device from a sequence of available devices. |
| Removable; SATA; USB; CD/DVD; Network; Disabled (SATA by default) |
|
|
3rd Boot Device | Specifies the third boot device from a sequence of available devices. |
| Removable; SATA; USB; CD/DVD; Network; Disabled (USB by default) |
4th Boot Device | Specifies the fourth boot device from a sequence of available devices. |
| Removable; SATA; USB; CD/DVD; Network; Disabled (CD/DVD by default) |
|
|
5th Boot Device | Specifies the fifth boot device from a sequence of available devices. |
| Removable; SATA; USB; CD/DVD; Network; Disabled (Network by default) |
|
|
Removable Drives | Specifies the boot device priority sequence from the available removable drives. |
|
|
Hard Disk Drives | Specifies the boot device priority sequence from the available hard disk drives. |
USB Drives | Specifies the boot device priority sequence from the available USB drives. |
|
|
CD/DVD Drives | Specifies the boot device priority sequence from the available CD/DVD drives. |
|
|
Network Drives | Specifies the boot device priority sequence from the available network drives. |
|
|
Back to Contents Page