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Lock Computer in Windows 10  

    Lock Computer in Windows 10

    Lock Computer in Windows 10

    How to Lock the Computer in Windows 10
    Published by Category: General Tips
    25 Apr 2021
    Designer Media Ltd

    How to Lock the Computer in Windows 10


    Locking your PC protects it from unauthorized use when you need to step away from the PCand don't want to sign out or shut down.

    When you lock the computeryou will be taken to the lock screen by default to unlock and sign in when ready to continue where you left off. Other users can still sign in to their accounts from the sign-in screen.

    This tutorial will show you different ways on how to lock your local Windows 10 PC.

    If you disable the lock screenyou will be taken to the sign-in screen when you lock the computer instead of the lock screen.

    If you have Secure sign-in enabledusers will be required to press the Ctrl+Alt+Delete keys on the lock screen to unlock it and sign in.



    Contents




    EXAMPLE: Lock screen
    Lock Computer in Windows 10-lock_screen.jpg





    OPTION ONE

    To Lock Computer using Keyboard Shortcut


    1 Press the Win + L keys.






    OPTION TWO

    To Lock Computer from Account Picture Menu on Start Menu


    1 Open the Start menu click/tap on your user name (ex: Shawn Brink) to open the account picture menuand click/tap on Lock. (see screenshots below)

    If you have full-screen Start turned onthen you will need to first click/tap on the Lock Computer in Windows 10-menu_button.png menu button at the top left corner of Start.

    Lock Computer in Windows 10-start_menu-2.jpg Lock Computer in Windows 10-full-screen_start_menu-2.jpg






    OPTION THREE

    To Lock Computer from Ctrl+Alt+Del Screen


    1 Press the Ctrl + Alt + Del keysand click/tap on Lock. (see screenshot below)

    Lock Computer in Windows 10-ctrl-alt-del.jpg






    OPTION FOUR

    To Lock Computer from Task Manager


    1 Open Task Manager in more details view.

    2 Click/tap on the Users tabright click or press and hold on your accountand click/tap on Disconnect. (see screenshot below)

    Lock Computer in Windows 10-task_manager-1.png

    3 Click/tap on Disconnect user to confirm. (see screenshot below)

    Lock Computer in Windows 10-task_manager_disconnect.png






    OPTION FIVE

    To Lock Computer by Running a Command


    1 Run the command below from Runcommand promptshortcutor how you like.

    rundll32.exe user32.dll,LockWorkStation






    OPTION SIX

    To Lock Computer using Cortana Voice Command


    Starting with Windows 10 build 16251you can now use a Hey Cortana voice command to lock the computer.

    In additionyou can also ask Cortana to execute this command on the Lock screenbut first you should enable Cortana on the Lock screen if you have not done so already.


    1 Using Hey Cortanause the voice command below.

    "Hey Cortanalock my computer."

    2 Cortana may ask you for a verbal confirmation. You’ll have to respond to Cortana with a "Yes" for Cortana to complete the voice command.


    That's it,
    Shawn


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  2. wiil
    Posts : 1
    Windows 10 Pro 64-bit
       New #1

    Heyjust wondering if you know of any other ways of locking the computer.

    I was expecting to find it as an option when pressing alt+F4 on the desktop and as an alternative function for the power and sleep buttons. Is there any way to change the options available for alt+F4 and the power buttons?

    Thanks
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  4. Brink
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       New #2

    Hello wiiland welcome to Ten Forums. :)

    I'm afraid that I'm not aware of a way to add "Lock" to the ALT+F4 Shut Down Windows dialog.
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  5. Exsosus
    Posts : 16
    Windows 10 and Mac OS X
       New #3

    wiil said:
    Heyjust wondering if you know of any other ways of locking the computer.

    I was expecting to find it as an option when pressing alt+F4 on the desktop and as an alternative function for the power and sleep buttons. Is there any way to change the options available for alt+F4 and the power buttons?

    Thanks
    Hi Will!

    A quick answer to your query is this workaround: Press Windowsflag key + L and viola! Problem solved.
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