BlockInput

[lafafmentvotre]

Hello

I have a problem with BlockInput.

It's matching with a lot of computers but some users can stop it by CTRL ALT SUPPR and kill my script.

Is there any solutions to disable all keyboard/mouse actions during the script ?

The computers runs on W2K, WXPSP1 and WXPSP2

Thanks for help and sorry for my english

[Hello Me You]

Are you trying to make a virus?

[lafafmentvotre]

Hi

No of course. I just want to deploy a software with Send("keys") and i want to be shure there will have no interactions by users during this script.

[Helge]

Can't you use ControlSend, ControlSetText or similar functions instead ?

[SmOke_N]

Switch to ControlSend()/ControlClick().

Edit:

Helge beat me to the idea

Edited March 1, 2007 by SmOke_N

[lafafmentvotre]

Hello

I can use use send("keys") or others actions but if a user send CTRL ALT SUPPR, he can stop my script and the install is wrong.

I just want to block actions during a time and enable mouse and keyboard after.

[SmOke_N]

Hello

I can use use send("keys") or others actions but if a user send CTRL ALT SUPPR, he can stop my script and the install is wrong.

I just want to block actions during a time and enable mouse and keyboard after.

Ok... The short answer... No you can't.

So what's the solution? Change your script using either silent installs or Control* functions, so your install doesn't get screwed.

Another possibility... install when everyone goes home from work (assuming you are working for a company).

[lafafmentvotre]

I'm working in a company. if there are no solutions with blockinput i will try another one with msi installer or installshield.

Thanks everybody for your help

[jvanegmond]

I'm working in a company. if there are no solutions with blockinput i will try another one with msi installer or installshield.

Thanks everybody for your help

Go for msi. I prefer that anyway.