Gerald Ross

Yes, but how do you make it ask for it when waking from hibernation.
That is the question.

Ronnievdl wrote:
> You can only password protect your computer if you have set a password.
>
> To set a password, go to "Control Panel", "User Accounts and Family Safety",
> "User Accounts".
>
>
> "Gerald Ross" wrote:
>
>> New machine with vista. Have it set to hibernate on closing lid. This
>> works. Also set to ask for password on waking, this is checked but is
>> grayed out and doesn't work. It just resumes when the power button is
>> pushed. Any clues?
>> --
>> Gerald Ross
>> Cochran, GA
>>
>> The most dangerous thing in a combat
>> zone is an officer with a map.
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Gerald Ross
Cochran, GA

The large print giveth and the small
print taketh away.