Blocking serval keys

[broodplank]

i need to block keys for my screensaver

i already have this blocked

HotKeySet("!{TAB}", "fix")

Func fix()
    sleep(1)
EndFunc; fix

While 1
Opt("GUICloseOnESC", 0)
ProcessClose("taskmgr.exe")
wend

afc this blocks alt+tab, escape and control+alt+delete, but i still need to block: control + esc and win key

what i did and didn't worked:

hotkeyset("^{esc}", "fix")

&

hotkeyset("#", "fix")

pls help i only need to block that 2 keys

[Paulie]

i need to block keys for my screensaver

i already have this blocked

afc this blocks alt+tab, escape and control+alt+delete, but i still need to block: control + esc and win key

what i did and didn't worked:

pls help i only need to block that 2 keys

Why do you need to block Ctrl+Alt+Delete/alt+tab/escape/ctrl + esc/win for a screen saver? Edited October 8, 2006 by Paulie

[jvanegmond]

This is plain bs. The helpfile says: You cannot use the modifier keys as a hotkey, as they are modifiers. So you cannot block the hash key. It also gives you a list of hotkeys that windows doesn't allow to be hotkeyed. Like Ctrl + Esc, Ctrl+alt+del.

And please, don't tell me you can block Ctrl+Alt+Del. Because I know I am going to win that discussion.

[broodplank]

i know you can't but

ProcessClose("taskmgr.exe")

does the job..

@paulie, cuz its a screensaver when you move the mouse you need to enter a password

Edited October 8, 2006 by broodplank

[SmOke_N]

What if your task manager isn't 'taskmgr.exe'?

[jvanegmond]

I think that this might help you: http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.php?showtopic=34163

I've managed to pretty much stop all attempts at getting passed my system.

[=sinister=]

This is plain bs. The helpfile says: You cannot use the modifier keys as a hotkey, as they are modifiers. So you cannot block the hash key. It also gives you a list of hotkeys that windows doesn't allow to be hotkeyed. Like Ctrl + Esc, Ctrl+alt+del.

And please, don't tell me you can block Ctrl+Alt+Del. Because I know I am going to win that discussion.

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...31&hl=block

[jvanegmond]

http://www.autoitscript.com/forum/index.ph...31&hl=block

Are you referring to my victory on the discussion of blocking Ctrl Alt Del?

If not, read the topic before you copy paste links!

Edited October 8, 2006 by Manadar

[=sinister=]

lol, thats funny. I tried his script, and it worked. It worked so well, I had to restart my computer to get rid of the program, lol!

[lopolop]

lol me 2... I tried to stop it but ehh...

[cdm_Death]

assighn the keys u need to be blocked to some bs function hotkey...

so if u do enter the keys... it will just sleep 100

also ctrl alt del cannot be blocked, ever, so dont do it... unless u manually go into bios and change them... but even then your just switching the keys... try removing them entirly?

flathead scredriver... GFG

[jvanegmond]

assighn the keys u need to be blocked to some bs function hotkey...

so if u do enter the keys... it will just sleep 100

also ctrl alt del cannot be blocked, ever, so dont do it... unless u manually go into bios and change them... but even then your just switching the keys... try removing them entirly?

flathead scredriver... GFG

Read the topic posted above carefuly and you'll find that Ctrl + Alt + Del keys are hardcoded into your keyboard. So, where you think windows is receiving je Ctrl and the Alt and the Del key, it is actually just receiving a special C_A_D command. So going into the bios and removing those keys will not do you any good ^^.

[=sinister=]

Read the topic posted above carefuly and you'll find that Ctrl + Alt + Del keys are hardcoded into your keyboard. So, where you think windows is receiving je Ctrl and the Alt and the Del key, it is actually just receiving a special C_A_D command. So going into the bios and removing those keys will not do you any good ^^.

And thats how virus's are made ^^