Re: How to hide the desktop
What you want to do is set your application as the default Shell (aka User Interface) for that particular user or computer. If the system in question is on a domain, then you are best off using group policies to perform the task, otherwise, just change this registry value for the appropriate user:
HKXX\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\Shell
Put the FQDN of your application as the value for Shell.
This is often referred to as Kiosk mode.
I'm not entirely sure if the procedure in this article applies to non-embedded XP systems, but it's good info non-the-less:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...erentUsers.asp
Re: How to hide the desktop
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Originally Posted by Craig Gemmill
What you want to do is set your application as the default Shell (aka User Interface) for that particular user or computer. If the system in question is on a domain, then you are best off using group policies to perform the task, otherwise, just change this registry value for the appropriate user:
HKXX\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\Winlogon\Shell
Put the FQDN of your application as the value for Shell.
This is often referred to as Kiosk mode.
I'm not entirely sure if the procedure in this article applies to non-embedded XP systems, but it's good info non-the-less:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/de...erentUsers.asp
Thanks a lot Craig,It was really helpful ...I will let you know after successfully implementing it.
Thanks!!
Rudraksh