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Date and Time<br />

If you select the Date and Time option from the Configuration/Setup Utility main<br />

menu, you can view and change the date and time of the internal clock in your<br />

computer.<br />

Your computer is Year 2000 enabled.<br />

Item Description<br />

Time Time shows the time in a 12- or 24-hour format. In a<br />

24-hour 12 midnight is 00:00:00; 12 noon is 12:00:00; 1 p.m.<br />

is 13:00:00.<br />

Date Date displays the set date in MM/DD/YYYY format.<br />

Note: Different countries have different date formats.<br />

System Security<br />

If you select the System Security option from the Configuration/Setup Utility main<br />

menu, you can view and, in some cases, change the system security settings for your<br />

computer. You can use this menu to control access to the hard disk and diskette<br />

drives. You can also set, change, and delete power-on and administrator<br />

passwords.<br />

Item Description<br />

Enhanced Security If your model has the Enhanced Security feature, this<br />

option on the System Security menu shows the current<br />

setting for enhanced security. Enhanced security can only<br />

be enabled or disabled when you update system programs,<br />

as further explained under “Enabling and Disabling<br />

Enhanced Security” on page 36.<br />

Enhanced security provides extra protection for your<br />

administrator password and startup (boot) sequence<br />

settings. When enhanced security is enabled, your<br />

administrator password and startup sequence are stored in<br />

a highly-protected, nonvolatile, security EEPROM module<br />

that is separate from CMOS memory and the EEPROM<br />

module that stores system programs. When your<br />

administrator password and startup sequence are locked in<br />

the security EEPROM, they remain intact even if the<br />

battery in your computer expires or is removed by<br />

someone.<br />

Chapter 5. Using the Configuration/Setup Utility <strong>Pro</strong>gram 67

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