Lock station?

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Danny Tan

I'm using WIN XP profession ed. Stand alone terminal.

Is there a way to lock my station when I'm away?
 
Danny Tan said:
I'm using WIN XP profession ed. Stand alone terminal.

Is there a way to lock my station when I'm away?
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Yes,

go to Start ... Help and Support and type in Lock your computer
to the Search criteria box and press the white arrow on green background
button.
This will take you to the help entries where you can learn about performing
this task.


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Mike Brannigan said:
Yes,

go to Start ... Help and Support and type in Lock your computer
to the Search criteria box and press the white arrow on green background
button.
This will take you to the help entries where you can learn about performing
this task.


--

Regards,

Mike
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It's only useful "To lock a computer in a domain environment"

My PC is not in a domain environment....


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Danny Tan said:
It's only useful "To lock a computer in a domain environment"

My PC is not in a domain environment....
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You can lock a PC that is in a workgroup using the same techniques (either
CTRL-ALT-DEL or "Windows Key"-L if your keyboard has one).
It is useful in both cases to lock a PC that is signed ion but you may not
be their.
Id the quote you use from our own documentation ?? if so where ?

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Mike
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Danny Tan said:
It's only useful "To lock a computer in a domain environment"

My PC is not in a domain environment....


--
::Life contains but two tragedies. One is not to get your heart's desire;
the
other is to get it.
--Socrates
//////////// [icq10615214] ///////////
///// MSN : (e-mail address removed) /////


Mike Brannigan said:
Yes,

go to Start ... Help and Support and type in Lock your computer
to the Search criteria box and press the white arrow on green background
button.
This will take you to the help entries where you can learn about performing
this task.


--

Regards,

Mike
--
Mike Brannigan [Microsoft]

This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no
rights

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