System Lock

System Lock is a cool little desktop lock app made for older versions of Windows that don’t have password protection. If you’re still using something like Windows 98, this tool can really help you keep your computer safe.

Why Use System Lock?

You might know that starting with Windows XP, Microsoft included a desktop lock tool to help protect computers from unauthorized access. But if you're rocking an older version, System Lock steps in to provide almost the same features in a super user-friendly way.

User-Friendly Features

Now, it might not win any awards for looks, but don’t let that fool you! System Lock lets you set up a password to protect your computer. Plus, it has some neat options to make things even better. For example, you can set it to start automatically when your computer boots up. This way, no one can sneak in right from the get-go!

Extra Security Measures

If someone tries entering the wrong password, you can make it play a sound—kind of like saying “hey, back off!” But here’s the best part: it has this feature called “False Restart” protection. So if your computer restarts or goes into standby while System Lock is running, it will pop back up automatically once your computer turns on again.

No Resource Hog!

The good news? System Lock isn’t going to slow down your machine. Since it's made for older Windows versions, its old-school design actually fits right in without being too annoying.

A Handy Tool for Windows 98 Users

All in all, System Lock is super handy for anyone still using Windows 98. It’s stable and easy enough that even new users will find their way around it without any issues!