Toshiba 8100 User Guide
Part II: Technical Reference
Keeping Your Files Safe
Hard disk drive passwords - Windows 98 Second Edition
Hard disk drive passwords - Windows 98 Second Edition
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Click Restart the computer in MS-DOS mode and click
Yes, or OK, as appropriate.
Yes, or OK, as appropriate.
Windows shuts down the computer, then restarts it in
MS-DOS mode and displays a system prompt.
MS-DOS mode and displays a system prompt.
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At the system prompt, type
c:\toshiba\hddpwd32
and press
Enter
.
The Hard Disk Drive Password program, HDDPWD32,
displays a warning screen.
displays a warning screen.
5
To set a hard disk drive User password, type
1
and press
Enter
.
To quit without setting a password, type
3
and press
Enter
.
HDDPWD32 displays another warning and asks you whether
you want to set a hard disk drive User password.
you want to set a hard disk drive User password.
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To set a hard disk drive User password, type
Y
.
To exit without setting a password, type
N
.
HDDPWD32 displays another warning and asks you whether
you want to set a hard disk drive User password.
you want to set a hard disk drive User password.
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To set a hard disk drive User password, type
Y
.
To exit without setting a password, type
N
.
If you choose
Y
, HDDPWD32 prompts you to enter your
password.
CAUTION: Make sure you choose a hard disk drive User
password you can easily remember. If you set a password
and later forget the password or lose your password diskette,
and have not set a Master password, YOU WILL NEVER BE
ABLE TO ACCESS YOUR HARD DISK AGAIN.
password you can easily remember. If you set a password
and later forget the password or lose your password diskette,
and have not set a Master password, YOU WILL NEVER BE
ABLE TO ACCESS YOUR HARD DISK AGAIN.
Toshiba will not be held responsible for any loss of data, any
loss of use or access to your hard disk drive, or for any other
losses to you or any other person or organization that results
from the loss of access to your hard disk drive.
loss of use or access to your hard disk drive, or for any other
losses to you or any other person or organization that results
from the loss of access to your hard disk drive.