Hey, I have an almost 4 year old who loves to push buttons on my PC. First
it was the power button. I disabled that through the power profiles. Now he
loves to push the Esc key. Can anyone help me out on how to disable it
somehow. I rarely use Esc.

Thanks
RandomCrinos

How about teaching him to behave rather than disabling his current favorite
button to play with?
Despite what Psychologists think, a slap on the top of the hand would
probably work wonders.

"RandomCrinos" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Hey, I have an almost 4 year old who loves to push buttons on my PC.
> First
> it was the power button. I disabled that through the power profiles. Now
> he
> loves to push the Esc key. Can anyone help me out on how to disable it
> somehow. I rarely use Esc.
>
> Thanks
> RandomCrinos

Save time having to disable the keys one at a time, just unplug the
keyboard.

RandomCrinos wrote:

> Hey, I have an almost 4 year old who loves to push buttons on my PC. First
> it was the power button. I disabled that through the power profiles. Now he
> loves to push the Esc key. Can anyone help me out on how to disable it
> somehow. I rarely use Esc.
>
> Thanks
> RandomCrinos

Or don't use the delete key.

I really don't like facetious answers, but I really don't understand why
you'd ask this.

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Dora Smith
Austin, TX
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"Bob I" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> Save time having to disable the keys one at a time, just unplug the
> keyboard.
>
> RandomCrinos wrote:
>
>> Hey, I have an almost 4 year old who loves to push buttons on my PC.
>> First it was the power button. I disabled that through the power
>> profiles. Now he loves to push the Esc key. Can anyone help me out on
>> how to disable it somehow. I rarely use Esc.
>>
>> Thanks
>> RandomCrinos
>