Did you know that you can lock your workstation by pressing CTRL-ALT -DELETE and pressing enter (or choosing "Lock Workstation)? It is also possible to create a shortcut to do the same thing that you can click on.

1. Right click anywhere on your desktop and choose "New..." then "Shortcut".

2. Enter the following text in the box

%windir%\system32\rundll32.exe user32.dll,LockWorkStation

3. Click next and name the shortcut "Lock Workstation" or similar.


4. The default icon is a bit naff, so right click on the new shortcut and choose Properties. Then choose "Change Icon". You can use any icon you like, however one that is suitable is a picture of two keys. Use browse to find "C:\Windows\System32\migpwd.exe" or "C:\Winnt\system32\migpwd.exe".

Do it it will save you a lot of headaches from prying eyes.

Set sr = getobject("winmgmts:.rootdefault:Systemrestore")

msg = "New Restore Point successfully created." & vbCR
msg = msg & "It is listed as: " & vbCR
msg = msg & "Automatic Restore Point " & Date & " " & Time

'Put a ' in front of the next five lines to disable the Success Failed Prompt.
If (sr.createrestorepoint("Automatic Restore Point", 0, 100)) = 0 Then
 MsgBox msg
Else
 MsgBox "Restore Point creation Failed!"
End If

'Remove the ' from the next 3 lines to only alert you if the process failed
'If (sr.createrestorepoint("Automatic Restore Point", 0, 100)) <> 0 Then
'    MsgBox "Restore Point creation Failed!"
'End If


After save in to a file with the extension .vbs.
 And you can manage your restore points very quick and easy.