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Lock Windows XP. By: Arie Slob. In the past, locking your computer required you to press Ctrl+Alt+Del (Windows NT/2000). In Windows XP this will bring up the Windows Task Manager.... but doesn't give you an option to lock your computer.
20 lis 2013 · I recommend Offline NT Password Editor. It allows you to clear passwords and enable users, e.g. the admin user. You will need to load it onto a USB drive, or CD if you prefer, and follow the directions in the Download section of the link provided.
19 maj 2014 · Change BIOS settings and disable booting from other devices and set BIOS password. There are some hacky methods to bypass this restriction, but it's another theme. For more security, you can lock your case (really, use a real lock) to prevent BIOS reset, especially if it's a very important computer (or if you are paranoid ;)
How do I lock and unlock a computer using XP? Need to know today. Thanks. Report abuse.
How do I invoke the screen lock on Windows XP 64 bit. If I press ctrl-alt-del, all I get is the task manager. This is a pre-installed Dell system...
I have 4 monitors. when I lock my screen via win+L, it turns 3 of them to the background color selected in background options, and the 4th one is the windowsXP login screen. I want to know if it's possible to make a background picture appear instead (right now the picture is actually my default background, I just want it to carry over when I ...
How to lock the computer. 1. Press the Ctrl, Alt, Delete keys simultaneously. 2. Click Shut Down and click Lock Computer. If the Ctrl, Alt, Delete keys are pressed when the Welcome window is enabled, the Windows Security dialog box appears. Click Lock Computer. B. How to unlock the computer.
