[ltp] Unlock the #$$$#%#@$%&$ ultrabay

Fri, 03 Aug 2007 03:09:08 +0000

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Interesting,<br>
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I suspect you then bolt the docking station to the desk(?).&nbsp; <br>
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James Knott wrote:
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  <pre wrap="">Jeffrey Franc-Law wrote:
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    <pre wrap="">Is there any way to disconnect the docking station from my X60 without
the key?  I left the key at home, and I'm presently out of town.
Personally I think the key is a crazy idea, and just gives my something
else to lose.

  
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The purpose of the key, is to keep the computer from being stolen.  When
I worked at IBM, all computers had to be locked down.  If you had a
docking station, you were required to remove the key, when your computer
was docked.  I doubt you could remove the computer from the docking
station, without doing damage to one or both.


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