 Also known as a K lock or K slot, the Kensington lock is small hole found on almost every portable computer made after the year 2000. This hole is found on either the back corner of the laptop or side depending on the make and manufacture; however, is usually marked with the logo shown to the right. Laptops with a Kensington lock hole have the ability to secure their portable device with a Kensington lock, which is a lock that is inserted to the hole with a cable that can be attached around a table leg or other secure location so no one can walk away with the laptop while you're away.
- Information and suggestions on helping to prevent your laptop from being stolen and what can be done to make it less painful if it is stolen can be found on document CH001012.
- Additional information, specifications, and images of this lock can be found here.
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