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Protect your notebook against theft! The cable lock secures your valuable notebook and serves as a physical deterrent. Attach the steel cable to a solid object and stick the lock in the notebook – that's all there is to do!
Features:- 6.2 Foot Universal Security Cable.- Cable comes with 2 lock keys as an alternative spare- Works with all notebooks, desktops, docking stations with built in standard security locking slot hole.- The T-bar mechanism bar allows popular utilization of this lock.- Protect your Laptop/Notebook computer and its valuable data with this affordable computer lock. Installation: -Determine if your laptop is compatible with a laptop lock by looking on the side or back of your computer to see if it has a Universal Security Slot (USS). The USS is a round hole that is typically located on the side of your laptop, but may also be located on the back of some models. -Unpack your laptop lock from the packaging and remove the twist tie around the cord. -Attach the security cord to a stationary object by wrapping the cord around a thin portion of that object and inserting the lock through the looped end of the cable. A heavy table or desk leg works well for this purpose.
Make sure the stationary object you choose is heavy enough that a thief can not easily lift it to remove the security cord. -Push the head of the laptop lock firmly into the Universal Security Slot (USS) until you hear a click. -Remove the lock by using the key. Insert the key directly into the back of the laptop lock and twist the key. -This will unlock the lock and allow you to remove it from your computer
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