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Hi thanks,<br />
Adm was more of a process thing To make life easy for future generations.<br />
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Good call on proc mon
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Hi thanks,
Adm was more of a process thing To make life easy for future generations.

Good call on proc mon

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Hi, I use becrypt to encrypt the Hard drive on a few laptops, but want to extend the password, change over from 20 days to 60 days.<br />
its not the enterprise version so no central console, I was thinking of Registry changes? and custom ADM, but not sure if possible<br />
any ideas how i can change this setting for Becrypt?
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Hi, I use becrypt to encrypt the Hard drive on a few laptops, but want to extend the password, change over from 20 days to 60 days.
its not the enterprise version so no central console, I was thinking of Registry changes? and custom ADM, but not sure if possible
any ideas how i can change this setting for Becrypt?

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