Abstract: An information handling system may include at least one processor, an input device, and a display device. The information handling system may be configured to: prior to booting an operating system, display a displayable identifier on the display device, wherein the displayable identifier encodes information indicative of a system identifier of the information handling system, a time, and an encrypted shared secret, and wherein the displayable identifier is usable by a mobile information handling system to determine an access password for the information handling system; and in response to receiving the access password at the input device, booting the operating system.

Abstract: An information handling system includes a basic input/output system that checks for a first-time password in NVRAM, and prompts a user for a password when the first-time password is present. A processor compares the password to the first-time password, deletes the first-time password from the NVRAM when the password matches the first-time password, and boots the information handling system when the password matches the first-time password.

Abstract: An information handling system includes a basic input/output system that checks for a first-time password in NVRAM, and prompts a user for a password when the first-time password is present. A processor compares the password to the first-time password, deletes the first-time password from the NVRAM when the password matches the first-time password, and boots the information handling system when the password matches the first-time password.

Abstract: The present invention relates to the chemical composition of an anti-corrosion mineral paper which consists mineral powders, anti-static agents, UV inhibitors, synergistic corrosion inhibitors and synthenic polymers binder.

Abstract: A hard disk drive (HDD) comprising a magnetic disk that includes a data storage surface and an external magnetic field parallel to the data storage surface for suppressing track interference.

Abstract: A hard disk drive (HDD) comprising a magnetic disk that includes a data storage surface and an external magnetic field parallel to the data storage surface for suppressing track interference.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention achieve a high linear recording density and a high track recording density to thereby improve the areal recording density in a perpendicular magnetic recording apparatus having a magnetic head that includes a trailing shield and side shields around a main magnetic pole piece.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for improving the error rate of track information on a magnetic storage device is disclosed. One embodiment provides a counter for counting the number of writes to a first track on a magnetic storage device. In addition, a re-read and re-write initiator is provided for reading information from a second track adjacent to the first track and re-writing the information read from the second track back to said magnetic storage device when said counter reaches a pre-defined number of writes for the fist track.

Abstract: Embodiments of the present invention achieve a high linear recording density and a high track recording density to thereby improve the areal recording density in a perpendicular magnetic recording apparatus having a magnetic head that includes a trailing shield and side shields around a main magnetic pole piece.

Abstract: An apparatus and method for improving the error rate of track information on a magnetic storage device is disclosed. One embodiment provides a counter for counting the number of writes to a first track on a magnetic storage device. In addition, a re-read and re-write initiator is provided for reading information from a second track adjacent to the first track and re-writing the information read from the second track back to said magnetic storage device when said counter reaches a pre-defined number of writes for the fist track.

Abstract: A method and apparatus for determining a lifetime for a medium to fail due to thermal decay of a magnetization pattern is provided. Different stress magnetic fields are applied to a write head for writing to a machine-readable medium resulting in a magnetic field on the medium. A time to failure, corresponding to each of the different stress magnetic fields, is determined, the time to failure being an amount of time for an amplitude of a signal on the medium to degrade beyond a predetermined failure criteria. A time to failure without a stress magnetic field is determined based on the corresponding times to failure determined for each of the different stress currents.

Abstract: Multi-head disk drive system measures head resistances and selects lowest-resistance heads for track-servo operation during sleep mode, thereby substantially prolonging EM lifetime, improving field failure rate, unit production costs, and drive performance and yields.