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      23rd Aug 2005
Hey,

Just wondering, whats the best way to stop my computer retarded flatmate from accessing my laptop and wrecking havoc when im out? I cant lock it up or whatever, i just want to put a password on it at startup so i know it can not be accessed. Is there a setting in windows which just asks for a password to log on?

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      23rd Aug 2005
Use a BIOS password and you will not even get to windows ...


 
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      24th Aug 2005
Control Panel > User Accounts > Click your name > change password.

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Oh and make sure guest account is off...

 
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