ABUS TV3220 - Manual (Page 48)

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2.9 Shell mode (safe mode)
The shell mode prevents access to the operating system by setting the user interface modally
at the front of the system. This means that the system is prevented from possible
manipulation. The following points show how to activate and deactivate the shell mode.
2.9.1 Activating the shell mode
To activate the shell mode, a logged-in user must first log
out. To do this, use the Logout button (in the menu bar at
the top-left of the screen).
Click on the Switch off button, then select Safe (Shell)
Mode in the switch-off dialog.
For security reasons, you are then asked whether the
program should really be started in shell mode or not.
Confirm this dialog by pressing Yes.
After entering the user name and password, the system is automatically restarted and the
shell mode is activated.
2.9.2 Deactivating the shell mode
To deactivate the shell mode, proceed as described in point 2.6.1. The only difference here is
that the Unsafe Mode (Windows) button is pressed instead of the Safe (Shell) Mode button.
After the user data is entered, the system is restarted in unsafe mode and the Windows
interface can be used again.