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  1. heaumanepunk
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    Quick question


    Is a "Power on password" In the HD or BIOS?
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  3. mickey megabyte
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    bios
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  4. Orbital Shark
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    It all depends...

    1, as Mickey has said, the BIOS can be configured to have a security password for when the machine is powered on.

    2, powering on from sleep/hibernation mode can also require a password if you have the options set within Windows


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  6. mickey megabyte
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    yes - 'bios' was a quick answer to a quick question. :)
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  7. Orbital Shark
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    mickey megabyte said:
    yes - 'bios' was a quick answer to a quick question. :)
    LOL, true...But I never have a quick answer
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