People in offices and even at home do a lot of small things that can have grave consequences such as leaving your desk without locking out your computer’s access to the internet or network. It can give a co-worker/other users access to the system with your credentials being the logged in user thus are most likely the liable party should any problems arise from your actions.
Use the create shortcut wizard and type “%windir%\System32\rundll32.exe
user32.dll” LockWorkStation in the TYPE and then give a name for your shortcut and click next(the LockWorkStation part is case sensitive so be precise). Select the shortcut tab and click change icon, enter “%SystemRoot%\system32\SHELL32.dll” and then click on okay. Select your icon that would be known to employees as the auto lock button.
To gain access, use the ctrl-alt-del keys and login again to gain access to your workstation.
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