Kensington Lock Reset Button -
If you lose the combination, the reset button will not work because the lock must be "open" (set to the current code) to initiate a reset. Some users recover lost codes by applying moderate pressure to the main button while slowly turning each wheel until they feel a "click" or "give".
To successfully reset your combination, follow these general steps: Kensington Lock Reset Button
The (or reset mechanism) is a key feature on combination-style Kensington security cables that allows you to change the factory-set code to a personal one. Locating and Identifying the Button If you lose the combination, the reset button
The design of the reset button varies depending on the specific Kensington model: Locating and Identifying the Button The design of
Release the button or turn the reset screw back to its original position. The mechanism should "pop" back out, indicating the new code is locked in. Important Troubleshooting Tips
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