Windows System Key disk making detailed steps

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The "Syskey" System Password Setup program also has the ability to generate a key disk. Only users who have a key disk can enter Windows Xp, just like some anti-virus software need a key when anti-virus, and a more self-protection function.

In the "Startup Password" window shown in Figure 2, select "System generated Password", and then select "Save startup Password on floppy disk", the program prompts you to insert a floppy disk, "OK" after the password file automatically saved to the floppy disk, completed the production of key disk work. The next time you start your computer, you will be prompted to insert a key disk for password verification.

Windows XP is the most secure operating system in the Windows family and provides us with a good password protection mechanism. While many newspapers and magazines have introduced methods and techniques to get into Windows XP without a user name and password, this does not mean that Windows XP is vulnerable because Microsoft has provided us with a powerful security measure in Windows XP: Using the SYSKEY command, We can set the startup password for Windows XP. This password has a higher level than the user password and can also generate a key disk, which is equivalent to a strong lock on Windows XP.

　　Settings for system startup password

In Windows XP, click start → run, enter "Syskey" in the input box, run the System Password Setup program, and then pop-up the dialog box, click the "Update" button in the dialog box to enter the password Settings dialog. Select the Password Startup radio button, and then enter the same password in the window below, saving the settings to complete the system Startup password setting. To cancel the system startup password, simply select "Save startup password on this computer" in the "Startup Password" window. "OK" after the system will let you enter the set system startup password, complete the system password will be saved to your hard drive, the next time the boot will no longer have the System Startup Password window appears. "

After restarting the system, you will first be prompted to enter the system startup password, only the correct input will appear in the Windows system username and password input interface, as if the system password is set in the BIOS, and before entering Windows again a checkpoint.