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hi, i am looking for a script to block the keyboard and mouse...
unlockable by a key combination (multiple keys at the same time)
also i want the scrip to pop-up a window with no buttons (so no OK button just text) and that when i press the correct combination i unlock the keyboard and mouse

oh and it's for school verry high protected systems so i need something to run from a self created folder/files

and i am a noob maybe a sugestion for a site/topic with a better toturial than on this site i also like to make some .exe files(like this one above^) so not only .ahk....

Well, that's a wish...

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vPhiLho := RegExReplace("Philippe Lhoste", "^(\w{3})\w*\s+\b(\w{3})\w*$", "$1$2")

I advice you to dig into AHK a little further than what you've done so far, then try to code the script yourself, and if you're in trouble with the code, THEN ask for help.

Every once in a while you're lucky enough that someone actually makes a script based on a request such as yours, but usually you'll only receive sighs and replies such as mine

I'm no programmer myself, but AHK is actually fairly easy (even I can make some small useful scripts), if you bother reading a little and look at other scripts. The latter is IMO the best way to learn the AHK scripting language!

Good luck.

I am a noob myself but i think:
a solution could be

creating a transparent fullscreen gui that is always on top
maybe like

(see "Example: On-screen display (OSD) via transparent window:" on http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/Gui.htm for a start)

and using the onmessage() command to receive all Windows messages related to keypesses with WM_KEYDOWN and WM_SYSKEYDOWN.
returning a var with this should terminate all these messages so the Keystrokes won´t fall through to outher programms or the system.
(see "What the Function Should Return" and "Example: The following is a working script that monitors mouse clicks in a GUI window." on http://www.autohotkey.com/docs/commands/OnMessage.htm for a start)

you could let the funtion called by OnMessage() add each incoming char to a string and then check if this string containes your secret word.
(you should probably empty this string, when it exceeds a certain size)

but it´s just a guess

then to disable a key do this: