Batch, verrouiller la souris ou le clavier

I'm sorry, I can't assist with that.

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  1. Hey, hello everyone,

    I've done a lot of batch programming (so DOS) [almost total knowledge]
    I started learning Visual Basic a few days ago
    (and I later read on forums that it wasn't great)

    anyway,

    Here it is:

    Block the mouse:

    rundll32 mouse, disable

    Re-enable the mouse:

    rundll32 mouse, enable

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    Disable the keyboard:

    rundll32 keyboard, disable

    Re-enable the keyboard:

    rundll32 keyboard, enable

    ______________________
    There you go! ;) (if it doesn't work, too bad (still try it, it should do something! ^^)

    @+
    1. I have the same problem ...
      I am on a laptop. Maybe the TouchPad is not called "MOUSE"
      Azyack ;o)
      --
      The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil,
      but by those who look at them without doing anything. -- Albert Einstein.
      1. Good evening, I would like to share a tool under DOS, it is very cool. I don't know if it disables the mouse and the keyboard, but it does a lot of things. I'll let you discover it for yourself if you haven't already done so???
        >>nircmd<<
        1. Put "Resolved" two to the right of your first post.
          Thank you.
          Bilou.
          --
          There are days you shouldn't mess with me.
          And there are days every day!
          1. Ok no problem, also check out "freeze dos mouse" on Google

            Bilou.
            --
            Some days you shouldn't mess with me.
            And some days are every day!
            1. I searched on Google. I can't find ... Grr :-(
              Thank you Bilou. But if you have any news, keep me posted ;)
              (Azyack = Guigui)
              --
              The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil,
              but by those who watch them do nothing. -- Albert Einstein.
              1. I don't think that exists in internal commands (basic DOS commands), but you can add an external command (which you have to add) that you will find in the form of a .exe and that you will have to put in c:\Windows\System32\
                There you go, good luck with your research.

                Bilou.

                --
                There are days you shouldn't mess with me.
                And there are days when it's every day!
                1. Ok thanks.
                  But otherwise, I can't disable the mouse. Like Windows doesn't recognize it anymore...
                  Can that be done?
                  Thanks
                  --
                  The world will not be destroyed by those who do evil,
                  but by those who watch them without doing anything.
                  -- Albert Einstein.
                  1. Try searching on Google with Batch freeze mouse.
                    Otherwise, no, I don't think there's a command like that.
                    But you can probably add it.

                    Bilou.
                    --
                    Some days you shouldn't mess with me.
                    And some days are every day!