How to lock the screen in win8 system

Win8 system is a bit similar to the current Android system. When we log in, we will enter the computer login interface, which can also be called the screen lock interface. The overall interface looks beautiful.

After the Win8 operating system is started, users will first see the lock screen interface of Windows 8, and the lock screen will appear whenever the system is started, restored or logged in. If you are using a touch screen device, you can log in to the system by swiping your finger and entering your password. If it is not a touch screen device, you can click with the mouse and log in to the system.

Note: This shortcut key can take effect in the traditional interface.

Of course, press Ctrl+Alt+Del first, and then click Lock in the pop-up operation menu to display the screen lock interface.

Win8 lock screen settings

In the Win8 start screen interface, we can use the mouse to click on your account name to pop up a dialog box, and then click to change the user's avatar to enter the computer settings. You can also move the mouse to the lower right corner under the traditional computer desktop, and open the computer settings in the settings when the right column appears.

After entering the computer settings, we can see that there are options including personalized settings, users, notifications and so on. , and there are lock screen, start screen and user avatar on the right. So here we choose the lock screen setting and click enter.

After entering the Win8 lock screen setting interface, we can see that there are many things that can be set, such as changing the Win8 lock screen interface and modifying the information displayed in the lock screen interface. In the lock screen option, users can see the background picture of the lock screen, click the candidate picture to change the background picture of the lock screen, and click Browse to select a local picture to change the background style of the lock screen interface.

In addition to setting Win8 screen lock pictures, users can also set screen lock applications and select applications to run in the background. Even when the screen is locked, users can display quick status and notifications, such as calendar, weather, mail and messages, and can also set up applications that display detailed status, such as calendar and weather. Is this function very similar to the lock screen function of a mobile phone? It's just that the Win8 screen lock interface is much better than the appearance and function of the mobile phone.