I want to get a code :: In Assembly language=>
Quest=> Disable any Key of Keyboard as user wants
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recover it also.
Problem Discription=>
U should Run the programme , press any key u want
to be disabled and then exit programme....... then,
ur specific key must not work in any application of windows.
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programme must have a utility to recover key so that by again
running the programme we can enable that key
( Mail it as soon as possible)
Why assembly when you can do this easilly in C++ with a global hook?
Let me think about this for a second. Here is the solution to the homework problem. DO IT YOURSELF YOU LAZY SLIME
If you can't even start this in DOS assembly you have no business messing with it in Windows.
The DOS assembly is not hard but it does require some understanding of advanced concepts. Here is a small snippet
Not sure about the xor es:[di],es:[di] - might be better to do a mov es:[di],0.Code:.... push di les di,[Keys] in ax,060h cmp ax,127 ja KEYUP add di,ax mov es:[di],1 jmp DONE KEYUP: and ax,07Fh add di,ax xor es:[di],es:[di] DONE: pop di iret ...
