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Power-on
Password
Secures your system
against unauthorized use.
Once you set this
password, you have to type
it whenever you boot the
system.
None or Present. The
Present settings
allows you to set a
Power-on password.
For instructions on
how to set a Setup
password, refer to
“Setting a Password”
on page 66.
Operation Mode
Lets you enable or disable
the password prompt
display. When set to
Normal
, the password
prompt appears before
system boot. When set to
Keyboard Lock
, the
password prompt does not
appear; however, your
system will not respond to
any keyboard or mouse
input until you enter the
correct password.
Normal or Keyboard
Lock
Disk Drive
Control
Allows you to protect your
system’s floppy drive and
hard disk data from being
modified (possible under
DOS mode only).
Floppy Drive
Protects your floppy drive
data from being modified.
Normal, Write
Protect All Sectors,
Write Protect Boot
Sectors
Hard Disk Drive
Protects your hard disk
data from being modified.
Normal, Write
Protect All Sectors,
Write Protect Boot
Sectors
Parameter
Description
Options
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Summary of Contents for Power SE
Page 1: ... User s Guide ...
Page 2: ... 0 ...
Page 7: ...vii 4 4 4 4 4 4 4 A 1 B 7 8 C 0 9 D 2 4 2 7 E 8 ...
Page 10: ...Notices x ...
Page 11: ... Chapter 1 ...
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Page 13: ...3 Overview 0 0 1 2 3 4 1 4 5 67 5 1 ...
Page 19: ...9 Connecting the Monitor Connecting the Mouse ...
Page 21: ...11 Connecting to the Network optional 1 1 Connecting the Fax Modem optional 0 0 8 ...
Page 23: ...13 Turning On Your Computer 8 0 5 ...
Page 31: ... Chapter 2 ...
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Page 33: ...23 Features 8 Components 7 G H33 F 7 3 H 3D 7 I3 H 7 1 5 1 5 0 0 ...
Page 34: ...Chapter 2 System Board Information 24 Features 5 67 F ...
Page 42: ...Chapter 2 System Board Information 32 Video Function H 1 H 9 H ...
Page 43: ...33 Audio Function 2 1 J 8 0 2 0 J ...
Page 44: ...Chapter 2 System Board Information 34 USB Support B 1 5 0 1 A 7 ...
Page 45: ...35 Hardware Monitoring Function F F F ...
Page 46: ...Chapter 2 System Board Information 36 Modem Ring in Function 0 A 7 1 J ...
Page 47: ...37 Wake on LAN 5 1 5 5 1 5 A 7 5 1 ...
Page 48: ...Chapter 2 System Board Information 38 ...
Page 49: ... Chapter 3 ...
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Page 54: ...Chapter 3 BIOS Information 44 System Information System Information 8 8 ...
Page 78: ...Chapter 3 BIOS Information 68 Bypassing the Password 2 8 9 0 None 3C ...
Page 84: ...Chapter 3 BIOS Information 74 Load Default Settings K 08 Yes No ...
Page 85: ...75 Abort Settings Change Abort Settings Change 08 Yes No ...
Page 86: ...Chapter 3 BIOS Information 76 Exiting Setup 0 0 8 Yes 0 No 0 8 Yes 0 No 0 ...
Page 87: ... Chapter 4 ...
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Page 89: ...79 Installation Precautions ESD Precautions 0 5 9 Preinstallation Instructions 8 2 C6 0 ...
Page 92: ...Chapter 4 Upgrading the System 82 Replacing the Housing Cover ...
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Page 97: ...87 Removing a DIMM Reconfiguring the System ...
Page 99: ...89 STEP 3 STEP 4 STEP 5 ...
Page 102: ...Chapter 4 Upgrading the System 92 Replacing the Hard Disk 2 8 H I H I ...
Page 103: ...93 H I 8 ...
Page 105: ...95 Installing and Removing a PCI Card Installing a PCI Card 5 Removing a PCI Card ...
Page 106: ...Chapter 4 Upgrading the System 96 ...
Page 109: ...99 3D 3I 3I 3I 3I 9 3I 3D T I D H U 1 H D HD V H H H 9 H W 9 C HC 6C HC ...