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To: Stash who wrote (3042)	4/20/1999 7:14:00 PM
From: mr.mark	Read Replies (1) of 110652

stash, i have a system password enabled on my dell pc's. the only way to bypass them is to disable them by cracking the case and changing a jumper setting. so that may be what you are looking for. i have an online system user's guide that shows how to assign a new password. i recommend that you check either your reference and installation guide, or call the manufacturer. [edit: quick point of clarification... i said that the only way to bypass the password is to disable it. however, a password can be disabled by a user who knows it (you, hopefully) by going into the system setup program.] :) mark

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