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Item Description Secure IDE Devices and Diskette Drives IDE Controller Diskette Drive Access This option lets you enable or disable access to your IDE hard disk drives and diskette drives. All IDE devices (such as hard disk and CD-ROM drives) attached to the IDE controller can be disabled using the IDE Controller field. Diskette drives attached to the system board or riser card can be disabled using the Diskette Drive Access field. If Diskette Write Protect is enabled, diskette drives attached to the system board or riser card will operate in a read-only mode. Remote Administration Select Enabled for this option if you want to allow remote administration, such as the POST/BIOS Update Utility program, to be run from a remote system without requiring the entry of your administrator password. If the power-on Password Prompt option is set to On, the prompt option will be reset to Dual when Remote Administration is set to Enabled. Power-On Password This options lets you set, change, or delete a power-on password. You can also set Password Prompt to On, Off, or Dual. For additional information about the power-on password, see “Using a Power-On Password” on page 47. Administrator Password This options lets you set, change, or delete an administrator password. You can also set Power-on password changeable by user to No or Yes. For additional information about the administrator password, see “Using an Administrator Password” on page 51. Adapter ROM Security If this option is set to Yes, the keyboard will be locked during adapter ROM initialization. This can be used in conjunction with an administrator password to prevent the use of adapter ROM-based utility programs. SystemCare This option enables or disables the wireless radio-frequency communication feature in your computer. This feature is standard on some models only. See “Using Security Features” on page 32 for general information on security features. 68 Using Your IntelliStation E Pro
Item Description Asset ID This option enables or disables POST notification each time an asset control violation occurs. See “Asset ID Capability” on page 31 for general information about Asset ID. Advanced Setup If you select the Advanced Setup option from the Configuration/Setup Utility main menu, you can view and, in some cases, change settings for advanced hardware features, including ROM shadowing, PCI control, and Plug and Play Control. These settings must be configured correctly; otherwise, your computer might malfunction. Item Description Cache Control Cache State Cache Size The Cache Control menu shows how much cache memory is installed and lets you enable or disable its use. Cache memory is special buffer storage that holds frequently used instructions and data, and works faster than main memory. With cache memory enabled, most of your programs will run faster. If you run programs that require slower speeds, you can disable cache memory to slow down your computer. ROM Shadowing The ROM Shadowing menu shows which system devices are using read-only memory (ROM) shadowing. With ROM shadowing, your computer stores data from the specified device in random access memory (RAM). Because your computer can access data in RAM faster than it can access data from ROM, programs run faster when ROM shadowing is enabled. If you install an adapter that has its own ROM, you can enable the ROM shadowing option for that adapter to speed up its performance. Note: The ROM Shadowing option might not work on adapters that use memory-mapped I/O, such as network adapters. Chapter 5. Using the Configuration/Setup Utility Program 69
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