How can I disable a user keyboard?

[Zimran Douglas]

Is there any local security Policy settings or registry settings that I can
use to disable the keyboard of a user or group after they logon, while
allowing them to use the mouse and launch software?

[BigJim]

the keyboard is part of using the computer?
"Zimran Douglas" > wrote in message
...
> Is there any local security Policy settings or registry settings that I
> can
> use to disable the keyboard of a user or group after they logon, while
> allowing them to use the mouse and launch software?
>
>

[Thany]

Zimran Douglas wrote:
> Is there any local security Policy settings or registry settings that I can
> use to disable the keyboard of a user or group after they logon, while
> allowing them to use the mouse and launch software?

Maybe you should focus on *why* you don't want a user to type something.
There's probably a better solution to the source of your issue.

For me, a disabled keyboard would be no challenge, because it can probably
be enabled right away, or I can just launch an onscreen keyboard.

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Thanks,

Martijn Saly