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    The document discusses BIOS settings, file systems, disk partitioning, user accounts, password policies, and password management. It defines BIOS, explains its purpose of initializing hardware and allowing access to settings. File systems and disk partitioning are covered, defining file systems and partitioning for organizing data storage. User account types are identified as local and domain. Password policies are defined as rules for password requirements. Two-factor authentication and password managers are introduced for enhanced security.

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    The document discusses BIOS settings, file systems, disk partitioning, user accounts, password policies, and password management. It defines BIOS, explains its purpose of initializing hardware and allowing access to settings. File systems and disk partitioning are covered, defining file systems and partitioning for organizing data storage. User account types are identified as local and domain. Password policies are defined as rules for password requirements. Two-factor authentication and password managers are introduced for enhanced security.

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    Filesystem Password Bios

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    The document discusses BIOS settings, file systems, disk partitioning, user accounts, password policies, and password management. It defines BIOS, explains its purpose of initializing hardware and allowing access to settings. File systems and disk partitioning are covered, defining file systems and partitioning for organizing data storage. User account types are identified as local and domain. Password policies are defined as rules for password requirements. Two-factor authentication and password managers are introduced for enhanced security.

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    BIOS Settings: BIOS Settings:

    1.What does BIOS stand for? - 1.What does BIOS stand for? -
    2.What is the purpose of the BIOS? - 2.What is the purpose of the BIOS? -
    3.What is the key to access the BIOS settings 3.What is the key to access the BIOS settings
    during the boot process? – during the boot process? –
    4.What is the function of the BIOS password? 4.What is the function of the BIOS password?
    – –
    File System Management and Disk File System Management and Disk
    Partitioning: Partitioning:
    5.What is a file system? 5.What is a file system?
    6.What is the most commonly used file 6.What is the most commonly used file
    system in Windows operating systems? - system in Windows operating systems? -
    7.What is disk partitioning? - 7.What is disk partitioning? -
    8.What is the purpose of disk partitioning? – 8.What is the purpose of disk partitioning? –
    User Account Management: User Account Management:
    9. What is a user account? - 9. What is a user account? -
    10.What is a local user account? - 10.What is a local user account? -
    11.What is a domain user account? – 11.What is a domain user account? –
    Password Policies: Password Policies:
    12. What is a password policy? - 12. What is a password policy? -
    13.What are some common password policy 13.What are some common password policy
    requirements? requirements?
    14.What is two-factor authentication? – 14.What is two-factor authentication? –
    15. What is the purpose of password 15. What is the purpose of password
    manager? manager?

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