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Hello,
I am doing an internship in a company and they asked me to create an internal Windows 10 system which will replace the standard one. It is about making restrictions on the different machines of the company. For example, when you type the Windows button, the start menu will not be displayed but another option will appear and I must do it in C #.
Is it possible ?
Thank you.


What I have tried:

I have searched a lot and I find out some key elements like use of Shell, use of Windows API but I don't know how to do in order to implement it.
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Sergey Alexandrovich Kryukov 30-Jun-16 11:16am    
It does not seem to make any sense. Anyway, it could not be possibly called "create... Windows 10 system".
This is not just your problem. I have an impression that people in your company have nothing to do. :-(
—SA
TatsuSheva 30-Jun-16 11:27am    
Do you know any solution for this ?
Richard MacCutchan 30-Jun-16 12:55pm    
You would need to replace a number of Windows components with your own versions, but the likelihood of an intern being able to do such a job is not high. I suggest you talk to your manager and get some assistance.
BillWoodruff 30-Jun-16 14:59pm    
I think you first need to get oriented about System Administration of Windows installations.

Security: Groups, Roles, Permissions, Passwords, LogIns

You need to search on those terms and study what you find. You may want to take a Sys Admin course through Microsoft or another on-line educational site like PluralSight.

When configuring Windows to run in "kiosk" mode some of these issues arise. You need to search on topics like:

1. C# disable

2. C# preventing Alt-Tab

3. C# restricting shutdown

4. C# kiosk

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