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abispac:

I just finished building my jukebox and it really looks nice and i love the software, and thanks to this forum i found the way to use windows7 and hide'it which it makes it looks bad ass at boot time,everything works flawless, but i need one last piese which i cant find a solution for on the net. The software has an option to connect an external USB memory, so people can download certain content, so no problem there, the thing is i don't want anyone hooking up a USB keyboard and be able to search for stuff , therefore they can get inside the system via the alt-crtl-del to bring up the task manager.
 Its there a way to change that key combination to something else?
i though about autohotket but since the juke software its shelled it wont give autohotkey a chance to start. am i right?
thanks for any help.

Edit:
How do the kiosk computers disable such thing? and it needs a way to be able to use the task manager with a secret combination when giving maintanance

Felsir:

There is a Windows "kiosk mode"  that has features like that. You will need Windows7 professional to set it up.

Maybe this is an option? http://www.northcode.com/blog.php/2007/07/25/Securing-Windows-For-Use-As-A-Kiosk
Be sure to set up automatic logon (or the requirement to press CTRL+ALT+DEL before login) or you won't be able to login at all after that change. Note: I haven't tested this, use at your own risk :-)

BadMouth:

People bring keyboards to your parties?......and plug them into your jukebox?...and press ctrl+alt+delete?


yotsuya:


--- Quote from: BadMouth on March 07, 2013, 11:07:17 am ---People bring keyboards to your parties?......and plug them into your jukebox?...and press ctrl+alt+delete?

--- End quote ---

That was my thought as well.

abispac:


--- Quote from: Felsir on March 07, 2013, 04:41:46 am ---There is a Windows "kiosk mode"  that has features like that. You will need Windows7 professional to set it up.

Maybe this is an option? http://www.northcode.com/blog.php/2007/07/25/Securing-Windows-For-Use-As-A-Kiosk
Be sure to set up automatic logon (or the requirement to press CTRL+ALT+DEL before login) or you won't be able to login at all after that change. Note: I haven't tested this, use at your own risk :-)

--- End quote ---
this sounds like a nice solution, but after reading it, i still dont get how do i go back to normal mode, dont forget the aplication its shelled, so in order to get back to normal i have to aplly some other combination key to get the task manager and run explorer to get into windows.

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