how do you lock a desktop item?
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Right click on your desktop > Properties > Desktop Tab > Customize desktop button > Web Tab
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right click your mouse on desktop\ngo to PROPERTIES > SCREEN SAVER \nyou can go to settings and remove the password. it will not ask for the old password and you can remove it.
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just unlock ur taskbar by going to taskbar and start menu properties after that just drag n drop items on ur taskbar
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Try the following:\n\nRight click desktop>\nclick properties>\nclick the 'screen saver' tab>\nuncheck 'on resume password protect'\n\nHope this Helps!
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go to "veiw" " toolbars" and find the unlock then you can drag the items around how you like them then re-lock them.
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To lock the keyboard of your Microsoft Windows computer, hold down the Windows icon key and press the L key. \n\nYou must also put a password on your screensaver in case you forget to lock your computer before leaving your office. After the screensaver kicks in, your password will once again be required before anyone can gain access. \n\nOn Windows XP computers, here's how to set the screensaver to require a password: \n\nClick Start, Control Panel, and Display. \n\nSelect the Screen Saver tab. In the "Screen saver" section, choose a screensaver (if you don't have one), and the wait time before the screensaver activates. \n\nCheck mark the On resume, password protect box. \n\nSet the Wait to 15 minutes.\n\nAt the bottom, click the Apply button. \n\nYour screensaver password will be the same as your log-in password. \n\nThese settings may vary based on the Windows version being used, how the computer is configured, and if a different screensaver is installed. (For example, Windows XP computers with the default "Category View" must click Start, Control Panel, Appearance and Themes, then Choose a Screen Saver.)
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Just click on any area on the taskbar, hold down the left mouse button while you drag to the bottom of the screen and then release. So basically, it's just a matter of click and drag to your desired location.\n\nIf you want to lock the taskbar on the bottom of the screen so it can no longer be move on either side or top of the screen, you can right click on any area on the taskbar and click on Lock the Taskbar
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I know of no other way. I keep mine minimized on task bar while on the net.
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Turn WindowBlinds  and other object desktop items off.
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Try to activate the "Active Desktop" option
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See I Think U R Using Windows XP, so If u wanna drag Your taskbar then right click on your taskbar uncheck the option "LOCK THE TASKBAR" & then drag your taskbar!It's simple na Isn't it.
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You have Active Desktop enabled - easy fix.\n\nRight-click on your desktop, hover on "arrange Icons by" - when the next context menu opens, deselect "lock web items on desktop"... problem solved.
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In Windows, press Alt+3 (and let go). The three has to be on the numeric pad (on the right side of the keyboard), and num lock doesn't matter.\n\n☺☻♥♪♫
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you use  the program named lock-cd
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In case of Windows\n\nWindows+L\nCTRl+ALT+DEL - Lock the computer
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Hi\n Just try this one. And i think it will solve it. O.K.\n\nGoto 'my computer' --> 'tools' --> 'folder options' --> click 'item as follows --> check the 'Double click t open an item' - > click apply.\n\nThats it...\n\nnsrajesh
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It_girl92 is right. But you has forgotten something very important. Some people has this checkmarked and some does not.\nYou have to "RIGHT" click on the taskbar and now you should see the option "Lock the taskbar" if lock the taskbar is checkmarked please just click on it to remove the checkmark. Now that the checkmark is removed you can easily drag the taskbar back to the bottom as It_girl92 said.\n\nIf there wasnt any checkmark on the lock the taskbar you can just drag it.