tepe2
November 13th, 2007, 06:15 PM
I know password protection of my settings is to prevent unauthorized modification by users.
Does password protection prevent/protect anything else? If not, I dont need it.
As far as I can remember the password I got from Eset when I install Nod32 could not be changed. Do I have to use the same password to protect my settings or I can make my own?
Thanks
Does password protection prevent/protect anything else? If not, I dont need it.
As far as I can remember the password I got from Eset when I install Nod32 could not be changed. Do I have to use the same password to protect my settings or I can make my own?
Thanks