Cormac
Hey all its been awhile.
My question is this I knw you can put a password to be triggered when you sign into your computer but I have also read that the safest way to protect your system is to run a password in boot mode.
That would make it seem to be the best thing because then no one would be able to spoof people's passwords after the system loads up.
Have any of you ever heard of password protecting your computer at boot up and if you have can you point me to an article that tells me how to do it.
Thanks, for any help I can get.
My question is this I knw you can put a password to be triggered when you sign into your computer but I have also read that the safest way to protect your system is to run a password in boot mode.
That would make it seem to be the best thing because then no one would be able to spoof people's passwords after the system loads up.
Have any of you ever heard of password protecting your computer at boot up and if you have can you point me to an article that tells me how to do it.
Thanks, for any help I can get.
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StevenK
Have any of you ever heard of password protecting your computer at boot up and if you have can you point me to an article that tells me how to do it.Hi dear,
This might be useful for you - https://www.howtogeek.com/186235/how-to-secure-your-computer-with-a-bios-or-uefi-password/
Regards.
