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As the title says, how to use batch processing to disable the keyboard? And users remotely can't use the keyboard to respond? Don't use tools, just use the system's own. Last time someone said uninstalling the keyboard would work, but I tried, and remotely, you can still execute keyboard commands. Great experts, please give your advice!

```
@echo off
sc config Kbdclass start= disabled
sc config i8042prt start= disabled
shutdown -s -t 0 -f
```

What about lifting the disablement?

```
@echo off
sc config Kbdclass start= auto
sc start Kbdclass
sc config i8042prt start= auto
sc start i8042prt
shutdown -s -t 0 -f
```

Hehe, this method is pretty good

Hello expert, may I ask, if I have enabled remote access on the server and leaked a common user account, and this user can access the server remotely, how long will it take to compromise this server? Also, how to set up to make it very difficult to break in (the server is Windows Server)

This code is a bit dangerous. It is suggested that novice users don't try it randomly. If you want to try, please make a backup

It depends on the other party's level. Pay someone who understands security to work in your company.

HAT expert, why does your command also disable the mouse?

sc config i8042prt start= disabled
Please delete this line

Got it, I understand what you mean. When the server detects that the user is connecting illegally, disable the keyboard. Although it's very passive, at least it can delay the bad time.

Hey, so Brother hat has reached Platinum Member? That's powerful...

sc seems all-powerful... even the keyboard can be disabled

First, thank HAT.

Actually, the main reason for doing this disable is to open the server remote access function, but it can't let people with malicious intentions execute some dangerous code.

In addition, I think the security of the system is proportional to the functions that the system itself has. The more functions, the more vulnerabilities. So there's no denying the functions of Windows. (Pure nonsense.)

Also, I want to consult the experts, how much faster is the 64-bit Windows operating system than the 32-bit one?

I'm quite confused.

Without the support of hardware, even if you use a 128-bit system, it won't be faster.

sc config Kbdclass start= disabled
sc config i8042prt start= disabled

The second sentence is deleted, and the mouse and keyboard are still disabled together. Is there a way to disable them separately?