S
sarah
I there anyone can tell me how to disable keyboard or mouse in winXP?
Thank you !
Thank you !
W
Will Denny
Hi
What do you mean by 'disable'? If you disable either/both, you will have a problem working in Windows.
What do you mean by 'disable'? If you disable either/both, you will have a problem working in Windows.
T
Tom Barclay
The only way I can think of doing this is to write a macro with a specific
keyboard combination (e.g. <Ctrl><Shift><K>) to disable the keyboard until
the same key combo is re-entered. Maybe someone over at one of the MS
programming newsgroups would be more helpful with this. It's also possible
that there's already a freeware utility out there which will do this. Try a
Google search.
Hi
What do you mean by 'disable'? If you disable either/both, you will have a
problem working in Windows.
keyboard combination (e.g. <Ctrl><Shift><K>) to disable the keyboard until
the same key combo is re-entered. Maybe someone over at one of the MS
programming newsgroups would be more helpful with this. It's also possible
that there's already a freeware utility out there which will do this. Try a
Google search.
Hi
What do you mean by 'disable'? If you disable either/both, you will have a
problem working in Windows.
W
Will Denny
Hi
You can disable Ctrl+Alt+Del, but I'm still not sure why you would to disable the whole keyboard.
"Enable or Disable Ctrl/Alt/Delete"
Line 198 - right hand side
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
Courtesy of MVP Kelly Theriot
You can disable Ctrl+Alt+Del, but I'm still not sure why you would to disable the whole keyboard.
"Enable or Disable Ctrl/Alt/Delete"
Line 198 - right hand side
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
Courtesy of MVP Kelly Theriot
B
Brian
unplug the keyboard and take it away
S
sarah
I want to disable the whole keyboard include "Ctrl+Alt+Del".
What should I do?
What should I do?
J
Jim Macklin
You need to have some means of controlling the computer with
input and if you have the mouse and keyboard disabled you
would need to have some means to re-establish input.
Simplest way, unplug the mouse and keyboard, which will work
very well with USB. But PS/2 is not designed to be hot
plugged. In that case a KVM switch could serve as a means
to disable the computer mouse and keyboard if you had one.
It would likely cost more to buy a KVM than to buy USB
keyboard and mouse.
| I there anyone can tell me how to disable keyboard or
mouse in winXP?
| Thank you !
|
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input and if you have the mouse and keyboard disabled you
would need to have some means to re-establish input.
Simplest way, unplug the mouse and keyboard, which will work
very well with USB. But PS/2 is not designed to be hot
plugged. In that case a KVM switch could serve as a means
to disable the computer mouse and keyboard if you had one.
It would likely cost more to buy a KVM than to buy USB
keyboard and mouse.
| I there anyone can tell me how to disable keyboard or
mouse in winXP?
| Thank you !
|
|
S
sarah
This is my task. I must do that.
"Will Denny" <[email protected]> ????
Hi
You can disable Ctrl+Alt+Del, but I'm still not sure why you would to
disable the whole keyboard.
"Enable or Disable Ctrl/Alt/Delete"
Line 198 - right hand side
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
Courtesy of MVP Kelly Theriot
"Will Denny" <[email protected]> ????
Hi
You can disable Ctrl+Alt+Del, but I'm still not sure why you would to
disable the whole keyboard.
"Enable or Disable Ctrl/Alt/Delete"
Line 198 - right hand side
http://www.kellys-korner-xp.com/xp_tweaks.htm
Courtesy of MVP Kelly Theriot
R
Rob Schneider
sarah said:
unplug the keyboard. Also put both keyboard, and the computer, in safe
or other secure, commensurate with risk, location. This prevents
someone from plugging the keyboard back in.
C
cimex
Maybe a macro to disable the output to the monitor? It would be hard for
anyone to do mischief if there were no visual feedback.
anyone to do mischief if there were no visual feedback.
D
Dads Mail
goto http://www.moreal.net
they have a free program to do this called quick clean
they have a free program to do this called quick clean