How to password protect my internet?
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how do i password protect my internet on my laptop, i dont mean my wifi i mean so when people log onto my laptop they cant get on to the internet web pages without my password.
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Answer:
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This is what user accounts are for. If you create a seperate account for other users you can limit their abilities such as stop them installing programs or, yeah stop them creating network connections. How you do this depends on Operating System but all can do it.
Kevin Lain
Either set a password on your laptop so they need it to login, or set one in your bios so the password has to be entered when the computer is turned on. Once they're into the OS, and the machine is connected to the internet, they will have access.
Jake
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