Disable cd/dvd eject button with code

[Enobong Adahada]

Thanks for the advice, but NO.

[Dalek Dave]

It's ok, I was only joking anyway!

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[Ravi Sant]

This One[^] does not do exactly what you want, but hope will be much helpful in the way. :)

[Lost User]

Users either have access, or they don't. You're looking for a "Child Safety Lock" for your employees? :)

I are Troll :suss:

[PIEBALDconsult]

What about ejecting from Explorer?

[Enobong Adahada]

Yes can you help?

[GenJerDan]

If you have the VB code, it should be fairly easy to translate... ...by someone who knows both VB and C#... ...me, not being one of those people.

[Paladin2000]

CD/DVD-Rom lockout? Why? What would prevent them from using a USB flash drive (or some other USB device) and using external files anyway? (I assume that is what you are trying to prevent.)

[DaveyM69]

This tip[^] I posted sometime ago disables it, but not permanently. You could make the app run at start up (perhaps a service) so it is effectively permanently disabled.

Dave
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[Michael9000]

Not a code example, but you can disable CDROM/Remoable Driver/etc. in Windows' Group Policy (at least in Windows 7)