Customize hardware-level system encryption locks

Comments: The current system security is stuck in the Software Protection stage. I will introduce "strong!" to you a few days ago! One-minute cracking of the Windows system boot password can easily crack the Windows Password. Hardware-level encryption cards are very secure, but the price is not acceptable to general users. Today, through both soft and hard work, we have converted cheap hardware devices into system security. The current system security is stuck in the software protection phase. We will introduce the powerful hardware solution to you a few days ago! One-minute cracking of the Windows system boot password can easily crack the Windows Password. Hardware-level encryption cards are very secure, but the price is not acceptable to general users.

Today, through both soft and hard ways, cheap hardware devices are converted into system security protection systems, and the versatility and ease of use are ensured. This cheap device is just a USB flash drive!

At present, the cheapest U disk price is only about 30 yuan in zol, and we don't need much capacity, because in later use, the U disk is just a verification method. First, use Active Lock to connect the USB flash drive to the computer and select the correct drive letter on the USB key drive, choose "lock the computer when the USB key disk is pulled out" and "Disable start from safe mode" at the bottom, start the device, and restart.




If you want to lock the computer, you only need to unplug the USB flash drive and plug it in when it recovers. After Active Lock is enabled, You need to insert a key disk every time you log on. If you are not careful about the loss, you can only disable Active Lock by running alock.exe in a security mode. However, if the "enable from security mode] Option" is selected when Active Lock is enabled, you cannot enter security mode. You can only reinstall the operating system. Therefore, be sure to keep your key disk safe.

This method is successfully tested in Windows XP. A famous computer manufacturer in China claims that it can use a USB flash drive to lock the computer. Now we can set it up a little and complete the "Hardware-level" protection.