how to apply this sourcecode?

[Bretenn]

ok... i got a problem with ctrl alt del on win98 machines

how can i prevent ppl from pressing ctrl alt del b4 the windows boot up? do this can be done when booting the win98?

i got sourcecode of those , but just dunno how to apply it....
for e.g.

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program small;
{written by rleigh@deakin.edu.au">Richard Leigh, Deakin Univesity}

uses WinProcs;

{$R *.RES}

var
Dummy : integer;

begin
Dummy := 0;
{Disable ALT-TAB}
SystemParametersInfo( SPI_SETFASTTASKSWITCH, 1, @Dummy, 0);
{Disable CTRL-ALT-DEL}
SystemParametersInfo( SPI_SCREENSAVERRUNNING, 1, @Dummy, 0);
end.
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how can i apply this sourcecode?

 

[Swi]

only a supposition, but make it executable and start it as a service so that it starts the moment windows does.
I'm not sure of the method to create a new service but I'm sure it's easily findable on google or microsoft.com (technet or else)

 

[Bretenn]

i know how to start the services... but the prob is i can end task the services as well!!
hmm..... i hate win98

 

[drahzar]

Check out www.planet-source-code.com, i got a script from there that makes the computer think a screensaver is running. no alt tab, ctrl alt delete, ctrl esc or anything. dont remember exactly what its called, just search for disable alt tab or something

 

[dave holbon]

Years ago when DOS was the king (no security) it used to be possible to load what used to be called a keyboard “re-mappers”. This was a small piece of code loaded into memory when the Autoexe.bat and Config.sys file loaded. This changed the keyboard mappings using assembler (now a no-no). Perform a Gogle search for ones available for 98 or whatever. This will not stop a user just re-direct them to a safer place. If you know hat you are doing you can change your BIOS to have the same effect.

 

[dave holbon]

Duplicate sorry