How do you change your register password?

Date: Aug 14, 2017

How do you change your register password?

Anonymouse1 · Guru

Ask your CSM. If it can be changed at the register, the directions are probably not a good idea to share online.

Date: Aug 14, 2017

Anonymouse1 wrote:
Ask your CSM. If it can be changed at the register, the directions are probably not a good idea to share online.

Why not? 9If it can be changed at the register then a cashier can do it. I wouldn't want my csm to know my new number she is shady.

EUID_Unknown · Guru

Enter ID / Password, Hit Override, Enter New Password, Sign On, Re-enter New Password, Sign On... DONE

Your Password should Ideally be 3-4 Digits with differing numbers, that do not repeat your ID or something easy to guess.

Date: Aug 14, 2017

EUID_Unknown wrote:
Enter ID / Password, Hit Override, Enter New Password, Sign On, Re-enter New Password, Sign On... DONE

Your Password should Ideally be 3-4 Digits with differing numbers, that do not repeat your ID or something easy to guess.

Yeah, but our store has those new fancy Toshiba touch screen registers. I supposed I should just ask a member of management then.

Date: Aug 14, 2017

EUID_Unknown wrote:
Enter ID / Password, Hit Override, Enter New Password, Sign On, Re-enter New Password, Sign On... DONE

Your Password should Ideally be 3-4 Digits with differing numbers, that do not repeat your ID or something easy to guess.

Thanks for posting been needing to do this

Date: Aug 18, 2017

On the new touchscreen registers all you have to do is sign completely out, and there will be a button at the bottom that says change password. Hit this and then it will ask for your operator ID, old password, and new password, allowing you to change it. Then you can sign in with your new password.

Date: Aug 18, 2017

Anonymous wrote:
On the new touchscreen registers all you have to do is sign completely out, and there will be a button at the bottom that says change password. Hit this and then it will ask for your operator ID, old password, and new password, allowing you to change it. Then you can sign in with your new password.

THANKS! Worked like a charm. Now I don't have to worry about giving my password to other cashiers cause I can just change it the next day. I know a couple of FES's who know my password by heart.

Date: Aug 21, 2017

Anonymous wrote:
THANKS! Worked like a charm. Now I don't have to worry about giving my password to other cashiers cause I can just change it the next day. I know a couple of FES's who know my password by heart.

HAHA! My FES who knows my password by heart was surprised when he couldn't log me into the Uscan station. He was like, "whaa, you changed your password?"