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in principal as an admin you would use a group policy to prevent the user from doing that<br />
<a href="http://www.online-tech-tips.com/windows-xp/xp-prevent-shutdown/" rel="ugc">http://www.online-tech-tips.com/windows-xp/xp-prevent-shutdown/</a><br />
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having a program (which is run by that user) change the behaviour implicitely means that user has admin priviliges to turn it back off and thus allowing reboot again
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in principal as an admin you would use a group policy to prevent the user from doing that
http://www.online-tech-tips.com/windows-xp/xp-prevent-shutdown/ [http://www.online-tech-tips.com/windows-xp/xp-prevent-shutdown/]

having a program (which is run by that user) change the behaviour implicitely means that user has admin priviliges to turn it back off and thus allowing reboot again

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one thought: you don't have control over the user pulling the electrical cord
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one thought: you don't have control over the user pulling the electrical cord

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Agree this should be done by system admin.<br />
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WHy do you need to block shutdown?<br />
User can always turn the system off through the on/off switch or start menu<br />
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mlmcc
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Agree this should be done by system admin.

WHy do you need to block shutdown?
User can always turn the system off through the on/off switch or start menu

mlmcc

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Geert, with group policy i cant remove &quot;Switch User&quot; option and when I enter in this option is a button to turn off the computer.
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Geert, with group policy i cant remove "Switch User" option and when I enter in this option is a button to turn off the computer.

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Accepted answer: 500 points for Geert_Gruwez's comment #a38702280 [https://www.experts-exchange.com/questions/27971646/Disable-ctrl-alt-del.html?anchorAnswerId=38702280#a38702280]

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Hi Experts,<br />
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I need disable ctrl+alt+del in Windows 7 using Delphi Xe2. <br />
I do not need block the task manager only but the key combination ctrl + alt + del to prevent the user shut down or blocked the computer.<br />
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Exist some way to do this ?
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Hi Experts,

I need disable ctrl+alt+del in Windows 7 using Delphi Xe2. 
I do not need block the task manager only but the key combination ctrl + alt + del to prevent the user shut down or blocked the computer.

Exist some way to do this ?

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