What sets the classic Windows user password apart from 'Set Power-On Password' in the BIOS?
What sets the classic Windows user password apart from 'Set Power-On Password' in the BIOS?
Do they share the same goal? Is one more secure than the other? Thank you
The BIOS password is necessary when powering on the PC.
Entering the Windows password is needed to access Windows.
It’s actually simple to bypass the BIOS password.
Modifying the local Windows password is also straightforward.
Changing the MS account password would be more difficult.
It seems impossible to alter it without having access to the account or recovery email.