Can you lock a computer with a user logged in and this still function correctly?
811430
Yes you can lock your self out. This just keeps the screen from timing out.
811431
All the jugglers died is keeps a pc from self locking when not in use. If I want to step away from the pc fir an extended period of time I will simply remove the device from the USB port and my pc will function normally .
1429288
You would need separate time clock software in order to do that. Not to say that it can't be done it just is not intended for that out of the box. It is intended to replace usernames/passwords for logging into windows and other applications.
1924691
Try turning off number lock by default in the computer's BIOS. That's probably why it's doing this. And you should be able to do that within the session by pressing the number lock key on the keyboard.
1258721
yes. Turn off for three seconds and back on: will stay on all night (and then reset). Turn off another three seconds and back on: will be reset to 'security mode'
892045
Yes you have to lock it every time with key. It will not lock on its own, probably to prevent lockouts.
1844421
This is the same lock mechanism that Kensington has used for years. It would take a really hard jerk to get it by just a quick pull. The weakest link is probably the strength of computer opening itself that probably varies from computer to computer. You might get jerked over however. I'd worry about something else.
1311730
yes and a bunch of others. once you have put in your password you are set and you don't have to do it again as long as you don't sign out.
1064721
It has a hold feature on it, that keeps you from accidentally changing any of the settings. If that's not what you need to know, describe what you mean by "lock" and I'll try again to answer your question.
1959535
Yes. It has key lock protection and you can set a password to protect the program menu.
1377410
Yes, you can do that. As a matter of fact, you have to do that in order to lock it.
19768
I use it for my Xbox one which formatted it upon it being synced so I do not have one. But for a computer I am not sure. I would imagine there is a way to secure it with a password.
104088
I purchased this item for a third party and don't recall weather it can be locked
2010166
Yes. I have done that on some SanDisk USB drives that I do not want password protected.
2008610
If the CPU has locked cores it can try to unlock them, sometimes the settings don't stick though due to the CPU.
1317725
Yes you can, mine actually auto locks after 5 seconds, I never have to lock it myself. I believe this is the default setting but there is also a way of setting up your own threshold time (in the manual) if you don't have you manual you can download the pdf from the manufacturers website.
871659
Pull the little tab to rotate the disk. Push the tab to lock it. Hope this helps.
591586
Yes, this should work just fine. It doesn't look like you will need a security bypass kit, but you might double check that.