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To configure HP Hotkey Filter

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2 Configuration To configure HP Hotkey Filter: 1. In HP Hotkey Filter, select one or more of the available options, as described in the following table. Option Enable HP Hotkey Filter Ctrl+Alt+Del Windows+L Shift+Ctrl+Esc Send Windows security keys to remote computer (RDP, Citrix, VMware, and HP RGS) Enable log to help debug issues Description Enables HP Hotkey Filter. Blocks Ctrl+Alt+Delete on the local system, thereby disabling access to the local Windows Security screen. NOTE: Ctrl+Alt+Delete can still be used to unlock the Windows Logon screen (required if the Windows secure logon feature is enabled). Blocks Windows+L on the local system, thereby disabling the ability to lock the local operating system. NOTE: This also disables the Lock menu item found in various places in Windows. Blocks Shift+Ctrl+Esc on the local system, thereby disabling the ability to open the local Task Manager. NOTE: This also disables the ability to open Task Manager via Control Panel. Enables automatic forwarding of the supported hot keys to a remote session that is in full-screen mode. Enables the HP Hotkey Filter log file, which can be used for debugging. NOTE: To view the log, select View Log. If the log file does not exist, restart the thin client. 2. Select OK. Your changes take effect when the computer restarts. If you want to deploy the same configuration to other thin clients, see Command-line tool on page 3. 2 Chapter 2 Configuration

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Configuration
To configure HP Hotkey Filter:
1.
In HP Hotkey Filter, select one or more of the available options, as described in the following table.
Option
Description
Enable HP Hotkey Filter
Enables HP Hotkey Filter.
Ctrl+Alt+Del
Blocks
Ctrl
+
Alt
+
Delete
on the local system, thereby disabling
access to the local Windows Security screen.
NOTE:
Ctrl
+
Alt
+
Delete
can still be used to unlock the
Windows Logon screen (required if the Windows secure logon
feature is enabled).
Windows+L
Blocks
Windows
+
L
on the local system, thereby disabling the
ability to lock the local operating system.
NOTE:
This also disables the
Lock
menu item found in
various places in Windows.
Shift+Ctrl+Esc
Blocks
Shift
+
Ctrl
+
Esc
on the local system, thereby disabling
the ability to open the local Task Manager.
NOTE:
This also disables the ability to open
Task Manager
via Control Panel.
Send Windows security keys to remote computer (RDP, Citrix,
VMware, and HP RGS)
Enables automatic forwarding of the supported hot keys to a
remote session that is in full-screen mode.
Enable log to help debug issues
Enables the HP Hotkey Filter log file, which can be used for
debugging.
NOTE:
To view the log, select
View Log
. If the log file does
not exist, restart the thin client.
2.
Select
OK
.
Your changes take effect when the computer restarts.
If you want to deploy the same configuration to other thin clients, see
Command-line tool
on page
3
.
2
Chapter 2
Configuration