Requiring an E-mail Address and Password When Changing Settings

To make sure the settings that you select are secure, Pioneer Complete Suite allows you to require your E-mail address and Password to change settings.

Note: The E-mail address and Password is the e-mail address and password you used when first activating Pioneer Complete Suite during installation.

To configure Pioneer Complete Suite to require an e-mail address and password to change settings:

1. On the Pioneer Complete Console, click the Internet Controls button .

2. On the Internet Controls menu, click Internet Controls Settings.

In the Pioneer Complete Suite Settings window, the right pane displays the Internet Controls settings.

3. Check the Require E-mail address and Password to change settings box.

4. Click Set Details. The Password Protected Features dialog box displays.

5. Clear the check box in front of any features and settings that you do not want to require your E-mail address and Password to change.

Features that can be configured to require your E-mail address and Password to change are:

• Change internet controls options

• Change privacy settings

• Change firewall settings

• Run Spyware Check

• Run Antivirus Check

• Change Antivirus Settings

• Acknowledge/delete alerts

• Clear reports and Web History

• Enable/disable Pioneer Complete Suite features

• Shut down Pioneer Complete Suite

• Uninstall Pioneer Complete Suite using Add/Remove Programs

6. Click OK to return to the Pioneer Complete Suite Settings window.

7. Click Apply.

8. Click OK to close the Pioneer Complete Suite Settings window.

Note: If you make a change and then close the Pioneer Complete Suite Settings window before clicking Apply or OK to save the changes, a message is displayed asking if you want to save the changes. Click Yes to save the changes, or click No to exit the window.

Note: The Require E-mail address and Password to change settings check box is not available if you have set up Pioneer Complete Suite for multiple users. In multiple user mode, Computer Administrators can always changes settings, whereas for non-Administrators this depends on whether the Computer Administrator has given them the privilege to change settings or not.