IBM 6862 - PC 300 PL, Руководство пользователя

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Item Description
Secure IDE Devices and
Diskette Drives
IDE Controller
Diskette Drive Access
This option lets you enable or disable access to your IDE
hard disk drives and diskette drives.
All IDE devices (such as hard disk and CD-ROM drives)
attached to the IDE controller can be disabled using the
IDE Controller field.
Diskette drives attached to the system board or riser card
can be disabled using the Diskette Drive Access field.
If Diskette Write Protect is enabled, diskette drives
attached to the system board or riser card will operate in a
read-only mode.
Remote Administration Select Enabled for this option if you want to allow remote
administration, such as the POST/BIOS Update Utility
program, to be run from a remote system without
requiring the entry of your administrator password. If the
power-on Password Prompt option is set to On, the
prompt option will be reset to Dual when Remote
Administration is set to Enabled.
Power-On Password This options lets you set, change, or delete a power-on
password. You can also set Password Prompt to On, Off,
or Dual.
For additional information about the power-on password,
see “Using a power-on password” on page 67.
Administrator Password This options lets you set, change, or delete an administrator
password. You can also set Power-on password
changeable by user
to No or Yes.
For additional information about the administrator
password, see “Using an administrator password” on
page 71.
Note: If your computer is the PC 300PL, see important
information about the administrator password in
“Using an administrator password” on page 71.
Adapter ROM Security If this option is set to Yes, the keyboard will be locked
during adapter ROM initialization. This can be used in
conjunction with an administrator password to prevent the
use of adapter ROM-based utility programs.
SystemCare This option enables or disables the wireless
radio-frequency communication feature in your computer.
This feature is standard on some models only. See “Using
security features” on page 52 for general information on
security features.
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Using Your Personal Computer