My computer is XP system, how can I prevent others from entering safe mode at will?

Setting the administratorr's password in general is useless. And there is almost no security, the password to set the highest privilege is the password of the administrator in safe mode, and it is enough to set it as a password, and others will not easily enter.

Hey General Support generally doesn't support the opinions upstairs.

I bought my own computer, and my classmates always played it, and I didn't have to play it.

1. Set the CMOS password, and he won't be able to get in.

Hidden danger of losing password: Only discharge the motherboard BIOS.

2. Set the password of the administrator user.

Lost password pitfalls: It doesn't matter, as long as you have another user with administrative privileges.

3. Is there a lot of tension between your dormitory classmates? Did they use your computer to break down?

4. Even if they are playing, if you come back and ask them if they want it, can they still pay you back? It's okay to let them play while you're away, right?

1。Set a boot password in the BIOS. Specifically, you should be. I don't need to say more.

2. Set a password for your administrator user, don't be too simple.

Before entering the login interface, you can set up a management remote password.

Set the CMOS boot password, which is direct and effective, hehe,

You set a password for the administrator user as well.

This user is the default user.

You look for computer management in the management tool of the control panel, click on the local users and groups on the left, click on the user folder, and all the users of your machine are listed on the right. Right-click on the administrator user and set a password.

As the two guys above said, set the boot password, and then set the administrator password.

I don't want to tell the landlord how to solve this problem, I just want to say: what's wrong with your computer? You're classmates!!

If your roommate is going to crack the password, there's no way around it, bring the hard drive.

No, you can just set the administrator password! You can't just enter safe mode without a password!

Windows XP has excellent compatibility, so many users have been using it consistently. However, a friend recently reported that he wanted to let the XP system computer directly enter the safe mode when it was turned on, but it was not successful after setting it for a long time. What should I do?

Next, let's take a look at the correct way to set it up!

The details are as follows:

1. Click the "Start" menu in the lower left corner, and click the "Run" command in the window that comes out.

2. Type the "msconfig" command in the open run box and click "OK" to open the system configuration utility.

3. Switch to the "tab" in the system configuration utility interface.

4. Check "SafeBoot" under the startup options bar, select "Minmal", and click "OK".

5. The prompt box "You must restart your computer in order for some changes made by the system configuration to take effect" pops up, and click the "Exit without restarting" button.

The method of setting up the XP system computer to boot up and directly enter the safe mode is introduced to you here. The method is not complicated, friends who have the same needs can try it!

The first type: when you restart the computer or turn on the computer, press and hold the F8 key, then you will enter the system multi-operation boot menu, then use the up and down keys to select the safe mode, and finally press the enter key to enter the safe mode.

Normally, restart the computer and press the F8 key.

before entering the system. Keep pressing F8 and follow the prompts to select to enter.

Start pressing F8

Select Safe Mode to enter.

Press F8 before turning on the system and select the safe mode to enter.

Press F8 when you turn on the first black screen.

Power on is to press F8 to enter the options, and then you can choose the safe mode.

Press F8 when you turn it on to enter safe mode.

F8 when it is turned on

When it comes to the safe mode according to the prompt point, there are with network and normal, according to your needs.

How to put your computer into safe mode.

Here's how to enter safe mode and what to look out for.

1) After turning on the computer, that is, when the computer screen is black, press the F8 key, and then use the up and down keys on your keyboard to select "Safe Mode", which is the top option, and then press Enter.

2) Then another interface appears, you directly press the "Enter" key, that is, OK.

3) Then an interface appears, this interface is a cursor jumping in the upper left corner of the screen, it will take a little longer, please be patient. After that, an interface will appear asking if you are or not, and you will be in safe mode by selecting "yes".

Some machines may be different in individual places, so please refer to them. For example, some machines have to press F2 to enter safe mode.

Some machines have to press F5 to enter safe mode. This is because the configuration of the motherboard is different.

There is one more way:

1. Click the start menu, then click "Run" 2. Enter msconfig and click the "OK" button. 3. Click on the tab. 4. Select and then click the "OK" button to save and exit, and restart the computer. 6. Windows appears after restarting

XP Advanced Options menu, select "Safe Mode".