Locking the Computer?

[Guest Tony]

WinKey+L locks the computer.

 

What if I have an older keyboard that doesn't have a WinKey? What is the substitute key

stroke that I have to enter?

[Guest Danny Sanders]

Re: Locking the Computer?

 

Ctrl - alt - del - enter

 

hth

DDS

 

"Tony" <TonyB77@yahoo.com> wrote in message

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> WinKey+L locks the computer.

>

> What if I have an older keyboard that doesn't have a WinKey? What is the

> substitute key

> stroke that I have to enter?

>

>

>

[Guest Bob I]

Re: Locking the Computer?

 

CTRL+ALT+DEL then K

 

Tony wrote:

> WinKey+L locks the computer.

>

> What if I have an older keyboard that doesn't have a WinKey? What is the substitute key

> stroke that I have to enter?

>

>

>

[Guest John John]

Re: Locking the Computer?

 

Use the key combinations suggested by the others or another method is to

run this command:

 

RUNDLL32 USER32.DLL,LockWorkStation

 

If you place a small .bat file with the above on the desktop you can

lock the workstation by double clicking it.

 

John

 

Tony wrote:

> WinKey+L locks the computer.

>

> What if I have an older keyboard that doesn't have a WinKey? What is the substitute key

> stroke that I have to enter?

>

>

>

[Guest Tony]

Re: Locking the Computer?

 

Thanks for all the great answers!

 

"Danny Sanders" wrote...

> Ctrl - alt - del - enter

 

"Bob I" wrote...

> CTRL+ALT+DEL then K

 

"John John" wrote...

> Use the key combinations suggested by the others or another method is to

> run this command:

>

> RUNDLL32 USER32.DLL,LockWorkStation

>

> If you place a small .bat file with the above on the desktop you can

> lock the workstation by double clicking it.

>

> John

>

> Tony wrote:

> > WinKey+L locks the computer.

> >

> > What if I have an older keyboard that doesn't have a WinKey? What is the substitute

key

> > stroke that I have to enter?

> >

> >

> >

>