Overview of the Login Screen

If your administrator enables Full Disk Encryption, when you log in to your computer you get a Pre-boot login screen where you enter your authentication credentials. If you do not enter the correct credentials, you cannot access your computer at all.

This is an .important protection for the information stored on your computer and corporate network. For example, if someone steals your computer and tries to access the information in it, the thief will not be able to get past this screen.

You can also use these options on the login screen:

  • Remote Help - Click this if you do not know your password. You and the help desk or administrator will exchange information to recover your password.

  • Keyboard Layout - To change the keyboard layout to a different language, click on the shaded area that says your keyboard layout, for example, en-US or sv-SE. All keyboard layouts that are loaded in Windows are supported in the Pre-boot environment.

  • Change Password

  • Single Sign-On - Allows you to automatically log in when the user successfully passed pre-boot with valid credentials.

  • One-Time LogOn - Allows you to log in to the system through a request sent to the system administrator from the Pre-boot menu.

  • Options - Click this to:

    • Virtual Keyboard - Opens an on-screen keyboard to use in the authentication process.

    • Character Map - Opens a set of Latin characters on-screen to use in the authentication process.

    • Enable HII Keyboard Layout

    • Language - Changes the language of the Pre-bootscreen.

    • About - A short description of Full Disk Encryption.