Maybe this works for elder people but this would've had the exact opposite effect on teens i guess. I remember back in the day when we got our first 386, the p

Maybe this works for elder people but this would've had the exact opposite effect on teens i guess. I remember back in the day when we got our first 386, the person who installed it, told me specifically that I should never press the delete key or enter the CMOS.. no matter what. This was pre-internet so his word was it. He even made up a horror story about a guy locking his PC 'forever' due a lost password (maybe he didn't want to do unneeded maintenance due to a kid exploring the CMOS settings). Guess the first thing I did as soon as he left the house :D