TGIF #250
Don’t know about you but, I’m ready for the weekend…
Friday Fun video: The anthem of my generation? (But don’t tell anyone, or you’ll get put on double-secret probation.)
Huh. Just noticed.
He’s playing his guitar Hendrix style (upside down and left handed).
Today’s quote: “By three methods we may learn wisdom: First, by reflection, which is noblest; Second, by imitation, which is easiest; and third by experience, which is the bitterest.” ~Confucius
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hello i want to know about computer BIOS password i want to watch my BIOS password and also want to change it tell me how can i done this all step.
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h.ali,
I know of no way to “watch” your BIOS pword, or monitor access attempts.
As for setting one, or changing one, that will vary from BIOS to BIOS (you’ll have to look up yours). And entering Setup (the BIOS GUI) varies from machine to machine (you’ll have to look up yours).
Whatever you do, don’t forget a BIOS password.
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