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Using Locks

Note:

You are responsible for evaluating,

selecting, and implementing the

locking devices and security features.

IBM makes no comments,

judgments, or warranties about the

function, quality or performance of

locking devices and security features.

You can protect your computer and its internal devices with locks.

To protect the internal devices under the keyboard and prevent

the removal of your computer, you can purchase a Kensington

MicroSaver Security System lock (hereafter called a

Kensington

lock

) or a compatible lock.

To protect PC Cards, you can use a PC Card lock.

Using the Security Lock

To prevent your computer and its internal devices from being

removed without permission, purchase a Kensington lock or a

compatible lock and do the following:

Lock the latch 1 on the right side of the computer to open the

keyhole 2 .

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