Rock Laptop Anti Theft Alarm

USING THE ANTI-THEFT FEATURE (OPTIONAL)
To use the Anti-Theft feature in products which are supporting it, you have to make some changes in the System
Bios Setup. These modifications are like below:
After you turn on the device, while the system is booting, press the “F2” button to enter the “System
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Bios Setup”. In the bios menu, under the “Security” tab, you will see the “Anti-Theft Configuration”
option. The default selection of this option is “Disabled”. Turn it to “Enabled”.
After you did this, you could make other settings for Anti-Theft. These are user based and are like below:
Select “Setup Anti-Theft Configuration” in the “Sistem Bios Setup” menu and press the “Enter” button.
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The default password should be entered as “Vestel”. Then you will come to the window, where you
could change the Anti-Theft settings.
Function Enable:
1.1 If you select “On”, the Anti-Theft feature will be enabled, after you save the changes and exit
the Bios Setup and reboot the device. The Anti-Theft feature will be turned on by any
movement of the device and the system will turn to alert state.
1.2 If you select “Off”, you could enable the Anti-Theft feature only after Windows is started. For
this, you have two possibilities:
1.2.1. Right click on the Anti-Theft icon on the system tray of Windows and select
“Enable”.
1.2.2. The second button of the hotkeys is the Anti-Theft button. Press it for 2-3
seconds to enable the Anti-Theft feature.
Sensitive Level:
You could set the sensitivity of the Anti-Theft feature.
Alarm Duration:
You could set the alarm duration of the system, after it went to alert state.
Alarm Delay:
You could delay the alert state. When you do this, after the system has perceived anything which should set it to
alert state, it will be delayed.
Password and User Information:
You could set a password for the Anti-Theft feature and change it whenever you want.