laptop cable lock

How to remove the sticky portion of a laptop cable lock.?

Jun 06, 2009 by jacob6493 | Posted in Laptops & Notebooks

I have a laptop that was locked to a base via a cable. There were two sticky "pads," one attached to the laptop and one attached to the table. A locking cable was then fed through both to lock it to the table. How can I remove the sticky pad

rubbing alcohol, or goo gone. dont put it directly on the laptop, put some on a rag and wipe the spot. you may have to let the sticky part soak a little bit, and then try rubbing it off. make sure your laptop is off while you do this. and try not to

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Kensington laptop lock Review | Laptop Cable Lock Site

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The Kensington laptop lock is likely the most recognizable name in the industry, offering several lock options to fit its own security slot. This slot was created by the company and has since been accepted and standardized throughout the industry, finding its way into the casing of nearly every portable computer in today’s market. This model’s extensive support backing, healthy set of lock options and respectable cable size make it a winner over the relatively limited lock from SIIG, Inc. The woven steel cable is not as thick or durable as that of the Targus, keeping this brand in second place.

Cable Strength and Features:

This laptop lock has a respectable 5.5mm thick cable that connects the lock to a nearby stationary object. The steel composite cable is reinforced with a carbon-tempered steel core, making it very resilient to cable cutters and other destructive implements. The cable, like many others we reviewed, is six feet long to provide some flexibility in connecting your laptop to a table leg or other object. The patented T-bar locking design provides extra protection by locking into the sides of the slot. Removal of the lock by force would damage the case, preventing or at least discouraging resale.

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