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Here you will find information about how to password protect your PC

A Windows password alone is not sufficient to password protect your computer. The Windows password is used simply to identify who is logging into a Windows computer, in order for Windows 95 or 98 to adjust the desktop settings for multiple users on the same computer. The Windows password can easily be bypassed.

In Windows 95 or 98, the best way to password protect your computer would be to create both boot and screen saver passwords. Since a screen saver password can be bypassed by restarting the computer, you also need a boot password to keep anyone from breaching your security.

  • Password Protection
  • Boot password
  • How can I get rid of the Windows 95 password
  •  How do I eliminate the password request at login
  • How can I password protect my computer In Windows 95 or 98
  • How do I force a password change on an existing account
  • How do I install a Password protected screen saver
  • On a PC, how do I reset, or remove, the CMOS password
  • Require a password protect PC entry
  • Screen saver password
  • What are .pwl files, and how can they affect my passwords
  • Screensavers-password
  • What are guidelines for a good password
  • What are Windows 98 and Windows 98SE
  • Screen password
  • Security Administrator for Windows
  • Public Access Security Issues
  • Security Available
  • Protect the computer at the user interface level.
  • Protect the computer at the hard disk level.
  • Your Computer's Built-In Security
  • Protect  Booting from a floppy disk
  • Prevent booting from a Floppy Disk
  • How to remove the password
  • Test the Security
  • Why Should I Care about Password Security?
  • What Are the Guidelines for Choosing a Password?
  • What Are Some Strategies for Choosing a Good Password?
  • How Can I Avoid a Bad Password?
  • How Do I Change My Password?
  • How to get Windows-98 to save login password
  • How to Password-Protect a Windows Computer
  • Password-Protect Your Computer While It Is Asleep
  • Password-Protect Your Screen Saver
  • The Screen Saver Password
  • Document History
  • Deleting Your Web History
  • Multiple User Accounts
  • Creating User Profiles
  • Eliminating The Windows Password
  • Stop People On The Network From Accessing Your Files
  • Your Personal Pass To Privacy
  • Network & Screen Saver Passwords
  • Access control
  • Prepare To Use Access Control
  • Share-Level Control
  • User-Level Control
  • Use Software-Level Controls
  • Measures To Protect Your PC
  • Passwords
  • Windows Logon
  • Profiles
  • Poledit
  • System Security
  • Protect Your PC From External Intruders
  • Protecting Your System
  • Multiple Users
  • Protecting Screen Savers
  • Protecting Folders On A Network
  • Password Protecting Files
  • Keep passwords secret
  • Keep personal information private
  • Windows Password
  • Windows Passwords

  • Add Desktop Security

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  • Educate your children about online safety

  • When children are using PCs

  • Restrict the computer

  • Destroy your cookies

  • Control access

  • Write-protecting

  • Make backups

  • Secure computers

  • Virus scanning software

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