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    moved

    i moved it somewhere else
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    Re: VB-Disable Ctrl Alt Del in XP - IN 6 ROWS - OMG SO MANY IDEAS!!!!!!

    The task manager icon is still displayed in the system tray, which can be right-clicked and
    closed, which re-enables CTRL ALT DEL.
    What does the loop do by the way, I'm new to this API but doesn't it just keep checking for the windows existence?
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    Re: VB-Disable Ctrl Alt Del in XP - IN 6 ROWS - OMG SO MANY IDEAS!!!!!!

    yes it does.

    since i minimized the amount of code space i just said that when the tesk meneger popsup my application will hide it.

    so when i tryed it i found it puts it in the system tray.

    so yes the loop indeed make shore that everytime someone will try bringing it back either doing "Ctrl" + "Alt" + "Del" or cliking on the icon in sys tray it will keep on hiding untill my code hasbeen disable.

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    Re: VB-Disable Ctrl Alt Del in XP - IN 6 ROWS - OMG SO MANY IDEAS!!!!!!

    your code wont hide it...all it does is find the window until it closes itself.

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    Re: VB-Disable Ctrl Alt Del in XP - IN 6 ROWS - OMG SO MANY IDEAS!!!!!!

    Sorry: that doesn't disable Ctrl+Alt+Del at all, all that does is waste CPU time.

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