Dell Inspiron 24 5420 Owner's Manual page 108

Table 36. System setup options—Passwords menu (continued)
Passwords
System Password
Internal HDD-0
NVMe SSD0
Password Configuration
Upper Case Letter
Lower Case Letter
Digit
Special Character
Minimum Characters
Password Bypass
Password Changes
Enable Non-Admin Password Changes
Admin Setup Lockout
Enable Admin Setup Lockout
Master Password Lockout
Enable Master Password Lockout
Allow Non-Admin PSID Revert
Enable Allow Non-Admin PSID Revert
Table 37. System setup options—Update, Recovery menu
Update, Recovery
UEFI Capsule Firmware Updates
BIOS Recovery from Hard Drive
108 BIOS setup
Set, change, or delete the system password.
Enables the user to set, change, or delete the HDD password.
Set, change, or delete the NVMe SSD0 password.
Reinforces password must have at least one upper case letter.
By default, the option is disabled.
Reinforces password must have at least one lower case letter.
By default, the option is disabled.
Reinforces password must have at least one digit number.
By default, the option is disabled.
Reinforces password must have at least one special character.
By default, the option is disabled.
Set the minimum characters allowed for password.
When enabled, this always prompts for system and internal hard drive
passwords when powered on from the off state.
By default, the Disabled option is selected.
Enable or disable to change system and hard drive password without the need
for admin password.
By default, the option is enabled.
Enables administrators control over how their users can or cannot access BIOS
setup.
By default, the option is disabled.
When enabled, this disables the master password support.
By default, the option is disabled.
Controls access to the Physical Security ID (PSID) revert of NVMe hard-drives
from the Dell Security Manager prompt.
By default, the option is disabled.
Enable or disable BIOS updates through UEFI capsule update packages.
NOTE: Disabling this option will block BIOS updates from services such as
Microsoft Windows Update and Linux Vendor Firmware Service (LVFS).
By default, the option is enabled.
Enables the user to recover from certain corrupted BIOS conditions from a
recovery file on the user primary hard drive or an external USB key.
By default, the option is enabled.