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A quick way to lock your PC
Subscriber Chrystine R. asks 'How do I lock my computer when I am away from my desk?'
If you are leaving your desk for awhile and you want to prevent someone from using your system, you can lock it. The quickest way to lock your PC is to use Windows+L.
To unlock your system, Ctrl+Alt+Del then enter your password.
The Windows key is usually on the bottom row of the keyboard between Ctrl and Alt.
Any questions, please let me know.
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