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Windows Forum / Windows 95 / March 2004a program
do they make a program for windows 95 that you can install to keep people out of the computer like you can put a password on it but when you click cancel are the X you can get by it and start playing on the computer, is there a progrm i can put on it to stop that from happening and won't let them use the computer like an error messenge are a blank screen but when i want to use it i can push a button are where i could get in and me only please help.is there a program out if they are please give me some names please tony toydto@troycable.net > do they make a program for windows 95 that you can install > to keep people out of the computer like you can put a [quoted text clipped - 8 lines] > tony > toydto@troycable.net your best option is probably a bios password >do they make a program for windows 95 that you can install >to keep people out of the computer like you can put a >password on it but when you click cancel are the X you >can get by it and start playing on the computer, Go to www.dougknox.com, click "Security" on the left side of the page. In the top center of the resulting page is a link titled "Prevent unauthorized users from accessing your computer". Click and read. Be sure you read and understand the entire procedure before doing anything. If you do it wrong you can lock yourself out of your own computer.  SignatureTim Slattery MS MVP(DTS) Slattery_T@bls.gov I made these .reg files from my computer. double click to merge them into yours, or read them first by right clicking and choosing "edit'. after the "On" reg is merged users will not be able to click on the cancel button and get in. Actually it is a rather humorous loop that keeps sending them back to the "logon" box. The only way to turn it off will be from a valid user who is logged on such as yourself. I have had it on for a year and my 12 year old grandson still has not figured it out! -- Jerry |
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