"Enter" and "AS" - Enter the password as "AAA"

[Casey Oda]

1. Enter the password as "AAA".
2. Enter "AAA" as the password.
3. Enter the password field as "AAA".
4. Enter "AAA" in the password field.

Can you advise which sentences are correct and which are not?

 

[Barque]

No.4 sounds the most natural, followed by 2.

 

[The Newt]

You could also simply say "Enter the password "AAA." Otherwise, I agree with Barque.

 

[entangledbank]

'As' is more for the format, not a specific value. For example, enter your name as all capitals with no punctuation. So Casey Oda would be entered as CASEYODA

 

[Uncle Jack]

#2 works for me. I think it is what I would usually say.
#3 is the only one I think is wrong.
#4 is fine. The Newt's improved #1 is good as well, but your original #1 isn't wrong to me.

 

[Casey Oda]

Thank you very much, all!
Now I understand as follows:
#1 Correct but unnatural
#2 Correct
#3 Incorrect
#4 Correct

 

[Forero]

#1 does not make sense to me. It should probably be "Enter 'AAA' as the password."

 

[Barque]

Which is #2.

 

[sdgraham]

Unfortunately, the OP has given us no context whatsoever.

We don't know whether the program is providing the password for the user or trying to give an example of how to enter whatever password has been assigned.

Either way, the possible ambiguity of including the quote marks in the field is a problem.