How to set up automatic lock of Windows 7 computer screen
When not using a computer, you should set up a computer screen saver and this is how to set up on Windows 7.
When leaving the computer, it is best to leave the screen saver (Screen Saver) and can only log in with a password. Users should set the screen lock automatically after the computer is not used for a period of time (15 minutes or less). Also you can lock the screen manually. Here's how to set up computer screen lock on Windows 7 .
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How to set up automatic lock of Windows 7 computer screen
Step 1: Open Control Panel in the Start menu.
Step 2: Click Personalization , then click Screen Saver .
Step 3: In the Wait box, select 15 minutes (or less).
Step 4: Click On resume, display logon screen and then click OK .
When the computer is inactive for a specified period of time, the screen saver will start. You need to enter a password to use the computer again.
How to lock the Windows 7 computer screen manually
Perform this method to lock the screen without waiting for the screen saver to activate. The method is very simple, just press the Windows + L key combination. Similarly, you need to enter the password to continue using the computer.
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