does this product automaticly put in ID and password for you
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No. You don't use an ID and Password to access your McAfee Internet Security software. If you mean does it automatically sign you in to other websites, etc., the answer is also no, which is a good thing. However, the install is VERY easy and once you're a user of it, when you buy a new version next year and install it, it will automatically uninstall any traces of the older version(s). Great product.
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No. You have to press two buttons simultaneously and then go into a menu. Once you figure out how the programmer thought it is easy to operate, but there are safeguards against someone getting into the security functions.
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Hi, Beverly. To be honest I do not recall specific functions. I would suggest that you purchase another option to safe keep your passwords. The product has many drawbacks. What made matters worse, was the fact that it locked up on me and there was no way to correct the issue. I had not written down my pw in another place and most were lost as I relied on this unit to remember. After trying everything under the sun and was not able to contact the mfg. I took a hammer to it just in case a threw it away. Check the internet. There are lots of negative comments about this very problem. Good luck!! Hi, Beverly. To be honest I do not recall specific functions. I would suggest that you purchase another option to safe keep your passwords. The product has many drawbacks. What made matters worse, was the fact that it locked up on me and there was no way to correct the issue. I had not written down my pw in another place and most were lost as I relied on this unit to remember. After trying everything under the sun and was not able to contact the mfg. I took a hammer to it just in case a threw it away. Check the internet. There are lots of negative comments about this very problem.... » Read More Hi, Beverly. To be honest I do not recall specific functions. I would suggest that you purchase another option to safe keep your passwords. The product has many drawbacks. What made matters worse, was the fact that it locked up on me and there was no way to correct the issue. I had not written down my pw in another place and most were lost as I relied on this unit to remember. After trying everything under the sun and was not able to contact the mfg. I took a hammer to it just in case a threw it away. Check the internet. There are lots of negative comments about this very problem. Good luck!! « Show Less
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yes, it is like a telephone keypad....some numbers have letters under them....so you could program it with a name, etc.
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No. You will not have to add the password every time you turn it on, however, I have found you DO have to go into the Bluetooth setting to have it connect. I'm using an iTouch,an iPad mini, and iPadv1 and all seem to require the same procedure.
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I would also assume that the info is not secure. When I plug mine in to add more info, no password is required.
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Registration, after installing the product. Before using it, it will direct you to register
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I do believe you can go into the settings and set it up manually. I did mine with the button on my modem. It finds it automatically and all I had to do was put my network password in.
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No, it is great. Do put a password so it doesn't run features when you don't want it to.
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No they do not, however you can format them to have a password so that they are secure. I only order, check YouTube for how to program a password.
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Yes, to a point. It operates as keyboard emulation - so think of it just "automatically" typing each key for a card, the name, and expiration. Authorize.net is a Payment Gateway. We use Auth.net with 12 of these - but built our own custom application to send the card info via their API. If authorize.net has an application you can install, or somewhere on their website that will read and auto-tab. For best reference call your account manager at auth.net
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Its supposed to but I could never use it because the two I ordered did not come with 30-digit product keys so I could never use the software.
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Yes, your computer will ask you if you want to configure settings but 9/10 times it will do it automatically
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I don't believe so. The documentation for my lock does not appear to have an option for it *not* to lock automatically...
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Not that I know of. So I just wrote a list of my passwords on a piece of paper and put the paper in my safe. No plugs or USB slots to use on the device to do any of those things you mentioned. Sorry but I do love mine for I just leave it out on the counter at all times and when needed I just pick it up and check out my passwords without the worry of anyone ever getting any access to them.
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No, it is designed to update itself for two years and uses a code to verify each use and the computer it is used on. Sorry!
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Yes it does and the HP software interface to sign on to sites that requires passwords