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How to disable Ctrl–Alt–Del in Windows 7 when the application loads? I’m looking for an example that disables Ctrl–Alt–Del when the app starts, and enables the combination again once it finishes.
I found an example that disables the combination on Windows XP, however, it doesn’t seem to work on Windows 7. Why? Is it not allowed on Windows 7 to disable Ctrl–Alt–Del?
Also, I’d like to know how to run an application as admin on Windows 7?
In my opinion this can be done only with global hook. But global hook is not supported by .NET, take a look at this answer. So you can’t do this with VB.NET but can with C++.
EDIT: you can do this with VB.NET or any other .NET language, see comments for pointers.