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I'm developing one kiosk software, to run over Windows 7.
I need to block key sequences like alt + tab, alt + F4 etc. How can I block it?
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I'm developing one kiosk software, to run over Windows 7.
I need to block key sequences like alt + tab, alt + F4 etc. How can I block it?
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Autohotkey can do this in a single line:
!tab::return
It's useful for blocking all of the common nasty key combinations you wouldn't want used on a kiosk, such as Alt+F4, Ctrl-W (depending on browser used), F11, and so on.
How to use this? – metal gear solid – 2011-10-07T03:49:07.210
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I would suggest reviewing this: http://www.windowsnetworking.com/kbase/WindowsTips/WindowsNT/AdminTips/Miscellaneous/DisableAltTab.html
(Registry entry should do the trick).
Also, I would look into replacing explorer as the default shell app. Then you'll have more control over what people run.
does anybody know where that registry entry is in Windows10? I have seen so many sites talking about that CoolSwitch, but I do not have this line in my registry. – Sergey Larin – 2017-09-19T19:54:22.153
3That registry entry is absent and does not work in Windows 7 AFAIK. – John T – 2011-02-07T00:38:46.240
4Remove the keys from the keyboard :) – John T – 2011-02-07T00:01:23.147
OK! Nice try! Remove the keys... :) – Pedro – 2011-02-07T14:26:57.117