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How to Enable Ctrl + Alt + Del Log in – Windows 7 Operating System

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Finally, Microsoft has launched an operating system that can be enlisted in secured operating systems. This is certainly the most secured and a feature packed operating system but there are few points, which can cause annoyance for you.

The old style to lock the PC using Ctrl + Alt + Del has gone astray in the new edition of windows operating system. Consequently, it becomes annoying to find the new way to lock the PC in Windows 7 Operating System.

Nonetheless, this can be admired by some, as it is a speedy act but those who keep security on their prime priority are not liking it much. In actual, ctrl – Alt- del was an important feature of previous versions of operating system, which was helping users in avoiding the chances of accidental revealing of their username and password to malevolent software.

Now when Windows 7 has not such clear feature, you can ensure a secure logging by following these procedures -

Go to the start button. Click on search box, type ‘netplwiz’ and press enter or click on the result. Now you will find a window pane, which will be showing user’s accounts. Now click on Advanced tab. Now a secure log-on will be visible at the bottom of the screen, asking you press ctrl + Alt + dlt. Now every time you lock your PC, you would be finding a comparatively boring pane, asking you to type ctrl + alt + del to unlock your pc.

Such features are not admired by speed freaks, who wanted a quicky bump but this is a delight for all those, who have been looking for a way to make their windows a secure deal.

Not only security seeker users but also maestros of computer world also suggest to switch for alt + ctrl + del log in, as it not only prevents users from numbers of malicious software or malwares but also helps in keeping your PC away from data hackers. Explore your Windows 7 and hooked up with a more secured platform.