How can I ANY password protect my laptop? -SOLVED

I have Windows 7 Ultimate x 64 installed on my PC. I have only one account user and I created the password for her. I heard that the password for the user account can be hacked, so I wonder if there is any additional protection? BIOS password? Also, I've heard of Linux hacks for Windows. How I TOTALLY prevent the others who specialize in hacking password to access my files? Is it possible somehow?

Imagine this real life situation: someone is turn on my laptop. It is:
1. specialized in hacking password
2 not interested to reinstall the system
3. try to access my files.
Your job is to avoid him to do this.
Ask for more information if you need. Any help is appreciated. Thanks in advance.

Tips for creating (your own unique) strong password - http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/Tips-for-creating-strong-passwords-and-passphrases

Do not use the administrator account of systems for the use of "everyday" If you can avoid it. Create a separate user account and use it for your normal use of the PC on a daily basis. Only "run as Administrator" as and when you really need to. The two passwords must be different and hard. This will help if your PC is attacked or hacked because they will not be able to access the level of your PC as your user zone administrator. Its just good practice to not use Admin all the time. - Http://www.pcworld.com/article/171933/manage_users_in_windows_7.html gives the GENERAL idea.

You can create new accounts to the need and change the passwords and security levels as needed. For example - http://windows.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/change-windows-password#change-windows-password=windows-7 or via 'change your password '. See also "change your account type" to change the security level of the accounts. As a general rule, you must have an administrator account on the system (some people say having an Admin account backup infrequently used with a password different on the system as well - just in case) and a per-user account that is normally used account.

NOTE: cannot insist on this point, if you take these steps to make sure that you remember your passwords for your accounts.

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