How to make the Windows 7 system have the graphics unlock function

The author has a look at Win8 style in advance, especially its cool graphical login left a deep impression. In fact, it is not difficult to experience the coolness of Win8 in advance. How to use a small software called XUS PC Lock to add graphics unlocking function to Windows7.

Operation Steps

Like Win8 native graphics login, XUS PC Lock also works by default on the system login page. The installation process is very simple and is no different from general application software. Since the installation package is only a small 1.68 MB, the installation speed is still very fast. After installation, the software will automatically guide the user to start XUS PC Lock. The first thing we need to do is to set the default unlock pattern.

It is said that this pattern is not unfamiliar to users who have used Android phones. Its role is to use the mouse to "paint" & rdquo; out of a lock password that you know. Before using, first click the “Reset Unlock Mode” button at the bottom left, and then drag out an unlock path with the mouse. Later, XUS PC Lock will automatically prompt you to backup the unlock pattern.

In order to increase the difficulty of intruder cracking, XUS PC Lock also provides two different dot matrix modes, such as “4× 4” and “5× 5”, which can be switched by the rightmost button. Of course, this kind of setting is just for the sake of prevention. Ordinary netizens do not need to move it.

After setting the unlock pattern, you can then set the auxiliary functions of XUS PC Lock. You can see that the function of XUS PC Lock is still very detailed, such as unlocking the alarm mode of error, whether to disconnect the network after locking, whether to lock the keyboard after an error, and so on. It even takes over part of the system's power management, providing you with the ability to automatically lock the computer for a long time, and whether to turn off the display after the computer is idle. However, here's a small series to remind everyone that you must remember to set the first "Automatic lock on boot" set to "On" & rdquo;, otherwise XUS PC Lock will not automatically replace the login after booting The interface is gone.

The subsequent settings are relatively simple, which are the background image after login and some special options that are rarely used (such as whether XUS PC Lock is enabled in safe mode, etc.). These options are generally It's not used, all of them have no special circumstances or just keep the default!

After setting up, let's experience the results. Restart the computer and wait for Win7 to start automatically. After a while, XUS PC Lock will take over the system login right. At this time, the following interface is presented to us. You can see that the content of the entire interface is quite rich. In addition to the iconic unlocking block, it also provides common information such as time, date, and week, which greatly improves the actual use value of the login panel. As for unlocking, I don't need to say more. Just at the square, “Draw” is the correct unlock pattern. Later, XUS PC Lock will pass the verification to enter the Windows interface.

So what is the result after the mistake? The following picture has already been answered. Of course, in addition to the still picture, XUS PC Lock will also send out an alarm sound to remind you that this moment is correct. Someone invaded your computer. Of course, this type of car-like anti-theft protection seems to be overdone, but in some special circumstances it is still very practical.