Windows 10: reset window lock screen with bat file?

Hi,

1. I installed RohosLogonKey. It added a logon option to the lock screen and save a "logon key" to a usb (I save it to my c: harddrive) . So that my computer can automatically logon to window. (my computer using win10 )
2. I also setup a program called btprox. Its job is to delete the "logon key" when loose bluetooth connection and lock the computer, then copy the "logon key" to its location when the bluetooth device is connected.
My problem is when the computer is locked on step 2, Rohos will look for the logon key, if it cannot find the key, it stops. When the bluetooth is back and the "logon key" is copied to its location, Rohos will not unlock the computer. It seems like it won't read the "logon key". If I manual login, Rohos will work again.

So my question is, can a bat file restart the lock screen, so that Rohos will tried to look for the "logon key"?

:)

 

windows spoatlight

Hi Milan,

Open the Settings App (gear icon on your Start Menu)

Go to Personalisation - Lockscreen

Set your lock screen to picture instead of Windows Spotlight

Close the Settings App

Click the link below to download a bat file from DropBox

https://www.dropbox.com/s/96h0do0yt0tv2xx/Reset...

Run the bat file by double clicking it

When the command has completed, restart your PC

Then, open the Settings App (gear icon on your Start Menu)

Go to Personalisation - Lockscreen

Set your lock screen back to Windows Spotlight

That's It!

 

Password Protect a Folder in Windows 10

Yes i Agree, files can be kept in safe locker by generating the bat file .

To secure it ,Run the bat file,

To access. again run the bat file. Well. That's good.

But though the folder is protected, bat file [which is outside ] is accessible. If the folder name is changed in the bat file,the locked folder will be unlocked automatically.

Is there any way to restrict that ....? Or Hiding the bat file is the only way ...?

 

Welcome to the TenForums @thlong123

There is a command in this list for Lock Screen. Not sure it is what you are looking for and I'm not sure of its use in the context of what you are doing. Please ensure you have a way to get around the device being locked. Hopefully this is just a test machine and you can reimage. You decide if you want to use.

Rundll32 commands for Windows 10/8/7/Vista


Ken

 

@caledonken Thanks.
The article does not have what I'm looking for, but I got some useful commands from it.