GUI and Command Line Utilities for Keyboard Filter
The Windows® 10 Keyboard Filter feature can block
keyboard combinations like CTRL+ALT+DEL, ATL+F4, and
CTRL+SHIFT+ESC. The keyboard filter is a service that can
be enabled and disable through services control panel or
the sc.exe command. The predefined hot keys are store in a
registry key. The GUI and command line Keyboard Filter
utilities are built using the Keyboard Filter WMI API set
and allow control of the keyboard filter service and 75+
hotkey combinations. KBFUtility64.exe and KBFUtility32.exe
are the GUI utilities that provide a single interface to
all the settings and service control. The kbfmgr64.exe and
kbfmgr32.exe provide a command line control.
There has been limited testing. The
utilities are provided as is without warranty. Feedback is
welcome.
Requires:
- Windows 10 Enterprise
- Windows 10 IoT Enterprise
- .NET Framework 4.6.1
The utilities can be
downloaded from here - KeyboardFilterUtilities.zip
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