How does this prevent an admin user (the only other person who can) on
that box from logging in & forcing you off?
Does it prevent network sent "shutdown" or even power button initiated
shutdowns? Pulling the plug! ;)
Bottom line is only you can log back into your session any other access
boots you off.
Wayne Johnson wrote:
At 07:03 AM 9/28/2005, [EMAIL PROTECTED] typed:
If your computer is located where unauthorized people may use it,
first hit the Windows Key quickly followed by the L Key (before you
switch the monitor off) and you get an instant log off. Whoever
switches your monitor on gets the password prompt. This is lots
quicker than any procedure that involves mouse clicks starting with
"Start." When you turn your monitor on and enter your password you are
quickly taken back to normal Windows operations.
When I'm in a location such as you describe & since I couldn't set a
bios pwd on their machine then I run an app called secure screen that
was developed for XpPe which uses MD5 hash and pseudo random salt to
prevent cracking and includes the username in the hash then I do the Win
Key L routine afterwards. This alleviates some one walking by that
already knows a user pwd on that system from interrupting my work while
I'm taking a break.
Is it paranoia when you know that everyone is out to get you? ;-)
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Wayne D. Johnson
Ashland, OH, USA 44805
<http://www.wavijo.com>
