Need help with security issue

[JDoobs]

Ok, so, my family has their own computer, and I have mine. My computer is far better than theirs and they constantly go on mine to do whatever. I got sick of it so I put a motherboard password on it.

I constantly find out that my brother has either guessed, or circumvented my password and has gotten on. So I change the password, but it doesn't work. Is there some way I can keep him off of here, like a program or something? The password doesn't seem to be doing the job.

Thanks

 

[jba6511]

put a BIOS password, and then a different windows login password. Should do the trick. You can add passwords in the user account settings from control panel.

 

[wisher]

Why don't just you talk with your brother?

 

[frankienyc123]

1. ask ur brother not to touch your PC without ur permssion
2. when u leave hide ur mouse/keyboard

I had a similar problem my brother and parents a year or so ago. They always asked me to do stuff for them becase there computer was to slow, it was an old P3/512mb and I had an Athlon64 3800/1gig. What I ended up doing was giving them my computer and building myself a nice new high end dual core system. We both made out in the deal they got a fast computer nd I got a faster computer and everyones happy, although my wallet was $1000 lighter...lol but hey its family right

 

[riser]

You don't think changing your username/password to all accounts would be a simple solution?

No password to username, no access. Chances are the kid probably made a backup account to log in as.. so disable or delete it.