MG's Notes

Right click on desktop and select new -> shortcut. Then copy and paste this in the program location box  

“rundll32.exe user32.dll,LockWorkStation”

Click next and enter a name for you shortcut and then click finish.

Now you can copy and paste that shortcut anywhere you want on your computer.

written by MG \\ tags: lock, shortcut, Windows

To change from FAT 32 to NTFS for more stability and security, open the command prompt and type:

> Convert C: /FS:NTFS

 Make sure there is a space between the C: and the foward slash (/). Once you press enter it will ask you for confirmation and press Y. Then press Y and enter once more to reboot. It will take between one hour and 15 minutes to convert to NTFS.

Now you can set passwords for files and use encryption.

written by MG \\ tags: convert, fat32, ntfs, Windows