BIOS viruses are rare, but I've heard about them and they can apparently be quite difficult to remove:
http://techrepublic.com.com/5208-6230-0 ... ID=2099572
(Just one example I've seen)
Anyway, I've enabled the supervisor password on my T61 and locked the BIOS settings as well.
In this state, would the BIOS be protected against a BIOS virus attempting to overwrite it? The description says it will prevent "users from making any changes in the BIOS setup".
Not sure if that would apply to a virus?
Does locking BIOS settings protect against BIOS viruses?
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