The Kensington opens with a key, so do not lose it. The combination cable works with a code, handy when several people share the same computer.

Loop the cable around a table leg or another fixed object, pass the lock through the loop, then push it into the laptop's slot and lock it.

It stops quick grab-and-go theft, the most common kind in offices, classrooms and cafés. A thief with bolt cutters can cut it, so it does not replace keeping an eye on your things.

PC security cable

Q: Does my laptop have the slot?

Look for a small rectangular slot on the side, often marked with a little padlock. Without it, the lock has nothing to attach to.

A laptop left on a desk or in the library? Lock it down with a key or combination security cable. Protect it.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Key or combination?

Does my laptop have the slot?

How do I fit it?

Does it really work?

How do you secure a laptop with a cable?

A security cable ties the computer to a fixed object: a desk leg, a table or a radiator. The lock fits into the security slot, the small rectangular opening found on the side of many laptops and monitors.

Two systems are on offer. The Kensington laptop lock closes with a key, the most widespread system in offices and schools. The combination lock cable needs no key: you set a code that colleagues sharing the same desk can also use.

Before ordering, check that your computer actually has the slot. On a very thin laptop without one, the cable has nothing to lock into.