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Thread: How can I disable Ctrl + alt + Delete?

  1. Feb 9th, 2003, 06:56 PM #1
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    How can I disable Ctrl + alt + Delete?

    How can i disable someone from bringing up task manager?
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    Is there a module that can do this?
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  3. Feb 9th, 2003, 07:04 PM #3
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    just go to www.planet-source-code.com and type in disable ctrl alt delete... there are tons.
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    Be aware that NT-based machines (NT/2000/maybe XP) will not be affected by any code that you use, since the kernel gets first crack at ctrl+alt+del.
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    Certain types of questions bother me. This is one.

    Who owns the computer? The user or some clever programmer?

    If user wants to look at Task List, why not let him?
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    It may be the computer owner that wants CTRL-ALT-DELETE diabled from other users.
    Tips:
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    • Always post your code!!!! We can't read your mind!!! (well, at least most of us!)
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    • If it is relevant state the version of Visual Studio/.Net Framwork you are using (2002/2003/2005)


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  8. Feb 10th, 2003, 06:39 AM #7
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    Use the system policy editor to do this - in Win2000 look in control panel -> users. This is not something that a program should do - it is the perogative of the operating system.
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