Sentence examples for password prompts from inspiring English sources

What's wrong with password prompts and macOS?

Technology is meant to make everyday life more efficient, but ironically, it too creates it share of unnecessary complexity with profuse password prompts and inboxes brimming with 500 new emails per day.

Instead of a password prompt, the Pointsec log-on screen presents 10 images, among them a mug, a woman, a heart, a sun and a flower.

One scenario described by online security company Symantec involves a hacker attempting to log in to a target's account using their email address, before clicking the 'I forgot my password' prompt.

Is there any way to get rid of this password prompt? A. If you are the only one using the computer and have not set up any individual user profiles aside from the user name you picked the first time you started Windows, here is one way you can prevent the password box from popping up on your screen during the start-up process: Turn on the computer and type in your password at the prompt.

Instead of handing root access to third-party apps with a password prompt, you can be sure that your system is safe.

It also said that Apple often presented a password prompt screen for parents to enter their details without explaining that this would finalise any purchase made in the app.

For a read-only database the flag –Dread_only will suppress the password prompt.

Press enter to bypass the administrative password prompt.

Then, via SSH, change to that directory and execute the following command: "mysql -h SERVER -u USER -p DB NAME < DUMP FILE.sql" (without the quotes and obviously updating the SERVER, USER, DB NAME and DUMP FILE with your info) and then at the password prompt enter the db password.

However, it verifies the old password and prompts to enter a new password.