Kensington Lock Reset Button [ULTIMATE × 2027]

Many high-security models use a slotted hole or "reset screw" at the end of the lock instead of a traditional push-button. These require a small flathead screwdriver or a specialized reset tool to engage. How to Use the Reset Button

If dials feel stuck or the reset button won't depress, clean the mechanism with compressed air to remove dirt or debris. 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 Many high-security models use a slotted hole or

On some models like the ComboSaver, the reset mechanism may be a small button or lever located on the side or bottom of the lock. The (or reset mechanism) is a key feature

Often located on the end of the lock body, this button is frequently marked with the Kensington padlock icon (a "K" inside a padlock).