OSWPLKUP - LOCKUP UTILITY PROBLEMS in OS/2 2.X and WARP
10/19/94

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             LOCKUP UTILITY PROBLEMS
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Please Read Entire Document For Full Explanation of Procedures
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SYMPTOMS:

   You forgot your OS/2 Lockup password

   Your password is not being recognized

   Unable to exit from lockup or you are in loop


PROCEDURE:


FOR OS/2 WARP:

1.  Turn the system off for 30 seconds, and then turn on the
    computer.

2.  When a small white box appears in the upper left-hand corner
    of your screen, press Alt+F1.

3.  When the Recovery Choices screen appears, press C.

4.  Change from drive A: to the drive on which OS/2 is installed.
      Type:  X: and press Enter
      Where X:  is where OS/2 resides, C:, D:, etc.

5.  Change to the OS2 directory.
      Type: CD \OS2 and press Enter.

6.  Type:  MAKEINI OS2.INI LOCK.RC

7.  Press Enter.

8.  Restart the computer.


FOR OS/2 2.x:

1.  Perform shutdown.  If you're unable to shutdown, turn the
    system off for 30 seconds.

2.  Insert the Installation Diskette in drive A:

3.  Press Ctrl+Alt+Del to restart the system if you shutdown.
    Turn the computer on if you turned it off.

4.  When prompted, remove the Installation Diskette and insert
    Diskette 1 and press Enter.

5.  When the Welcome Screen appears, press Esc to display the A:
    prompt.

6.  Type:   X:  and press Enter.
             Where X:  is where OS/2 resides, C:, D:, etc)

7.  Type: CD \OS2  and press Enter

8.  Type:   ATTRIB OS2.INI -R and press Enter.

9.  Type:   MAKEINI OS2.INI LOCK.RC and press Enter.

10. Type:   ATTRIB OS2.INI +R and press Enter

11. When the "MAKEINI SUCCESSFUL" message appears, remove the
    diskette and restart the machine.

You can now reset the password.  If you have any problems with
this procedure contact OS/2 Customer Support at 1-800-992-4777.



SYMPTOMS:

  Lockup automatically locks up and you don't want it to
  automatically lockup.

  You want to change or adjust settings for lockup.


PROCEDURE:

1.  Click with right mouse button on an empty area of the desktop
    to display pop-up menu.

2.  Select the arrow to the right of Open.

3.  Select Settings.

4.  Select the Lockup tab.

5.  Select No Automatic Lockup, if you do not want automatic
    lockup.

    You can change other setting, including Timeout, click on
    the right side arrow and adjust the minutes to your choice.

6.  Point to the title-bar icon  and double click to close the
    notebook.