Disabling user input (ctrl+alt+del)

[psynegy 0]

Okay, it's all very well having the BlockInput() function, but is there a way to stop people from being able to press ctrl+alt+del?

I'm getting a bit fustrated with ctrl+alt+del... As soon as I want to do something, autoit can't do it because those keys get in the way ¬_¬

Cheers for any help!

[MHz 73]

Look at using Group policy restrictions.

[psynegy 0]

Doesn't help me disable someone from pressing it when I want too, I basically want to be able to lock a workstation completely, no keyboard, mouse or power buttons.

Autoit just doesn't seem to be up to the job at the moment... *cries*

[James 374]

Reg edistry! Google it!

[psynegy 0]

Reg edistry! Google it!

Only want the power button/ctrl+alt+delete disabled tempoarily (e.g. toggle)

[mmavipc 0]

if processexists("taskmgr.exe") then
    processkill("taskmgr.exe")
    blockinput(1)
endif

put that in a loop. that will disable CTRL+ALT+DELETE

Edited May 11, 2007 by mmavipc

[James 374]

I dont think you can disable the power button, that goes straight to the motherboard. Also try looking at _IsPressed()

Edited May 11, 2007 by Secure_ICT

[erebus 1]

He probably can, by tweaking Windows' Power options.

[James 374]

Yes, but then that would just be stupid

[erebus 1]

Maybe for you. If that would be stupid, I don't think that it would be a wide open option in Windows.

[psynegy 0]

if processexists("taskmgr.exe") then
    processkill("taskmgr.exe")
    blockinput(1)
endif

put that in a loop. that will disable CTRL+ALT+DELETE

Nice idea, but the computers are all on a domain, ctrl+alt+delete brings up the user info page with things like lock workstation, log off, tskmanager

I suppose I could wait for them to press ctrl+alt+delete, press ESC, then lock it again...

Worth a try...

And as for the power button, is it possible to identify when windows is going into shutdown? That way I can just issue, shutdown -a!

Genious? I think so! (Major bodge job also, but such is windows!)