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Q: How can I put a lock on my notebook computer?A:
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The graphic to the left is an example of a Kensington™ lock slot. It can be identified by the size, shape, and an icon (usually a lock with the letter K or a chain as shown below).
 
The Kensington™ lock connection allows the computer to be "locked" to items such as a desk. Insert the Kensington lock into this connection and secure the other end of the cable to a solid object.
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