Cetin,

I get your drift... Man! This world is made of people trying to put a fast one over another!

Thanks



>>Am very curious on what you said about being easy to change system time even under XP/NT, if I restrict Change System Time policy and put a password on the CMOS bootup, how else can one change time?
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>>Thanks
>>Dennis
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>Considering you left your box for a few minutes for my physical reach :
>-Would open the cover and clear CMOS with the help of a jumper or screwdriver
>-Go to setup and set the clock
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>Well you'd understand something has happened as it wouldn't ask for password on power up but might also set a password when I went to setup and you'd go nuts seeing it doesn't accept your pw and probably would go to clearing CMOS yurself too :)
>PS: There are BIOSes that doesn't even need such a clearing of CMOS. They accept a special sequence of chars as pw whatever the actual pw is.
>And really how many setup a CMOS pw especially if the box is NT/XP:) I don't for example.
>Cetin