DeviceLock is designed to control access to external media on a computer. This utility not only allows you to configure access for each user separately, but also supports remote control. However, this program also has vulnerabilities.
Instructions
Step 1
If system folders are open on your computer, try deleting dlservice.exe from the windows32 folder. To delete this file, you need to unload the DeviceLock process itself from the system memory. If you do not have access to Task Manager, skip to the next step.
Step 2
Boot your computer in Safe Mode. To do this, immediately after turning on the computer, after displaying the motherboard window, press the F8 button on the keyboard. The operating system will offer boot options. Select the required line and press the Enter key. If you have not set a secure login password, boot the system and follow step 1. If an administrator password is required, go to step 3.
Step 3
Boot your computer from optical media with a LiveCD assembly that includes a Windows Key Enterprise Edition password reset utility. As a rule, such programs are contained in almost every distribution of the operating system on disk. If your computer is allowed to boot from the drive, download the utility, reset the password and go back to step 2. If booting is prohibited, go to the next step.
Step 4
Go to the motherboard BIOS. If the BIOS password is not set, set the desired boot priority and do all of the above. If a password is required, the BIOS must be cleared. To do this, open the computer and remove the battery from the motherboard (while disconnecting the power connectors) for 5 minutes, or use a special jumper.
Step 5
It is worth considering that all of the above actions will be easily noticed by an experienced network administrator. You should not resort to such operations unless absolutely necessary, since a violation of the security system at the enterprise can lead to serious consequences.
