I have 1 issue and a minor improvement to recommend, if you change the !blockinput functions code to:
import keyboard
for i in range(150):
keyboard.block_key(i)
and the !unblockinput function to:
import keyboard
for i in range(150):
keyboard.unblock_key(i)
then it doesn't require admin perms,
also if I could have some help with what command ctypes uses to turn off the monitors, like what its sending to the computer with all those HWND values you implemented, if you help me a little bit I will be able to make it so that it doesn't need admin perms to disable input and disable the monitor.
My issue is that when I convert the .py file to .exe with pyinstaller the !uacbypass module stops working, and so does all of the functions that require admin perms.
Add me on discord omtoi 101#6477 because I have some code for another module that I think could be useful :)
Sorry for the long comment,
thanks, omtoi
I have 1 issue and a minor improvement to recommend, if you change the !blockinput functions code to: import keyboard for i in range(150): keyboard.block_key(i) and the !unblockinput function to: import keyboard for i in range(150): keyboard.unblock_key(i) then it doesn't require admin perms, also if I could have some help with what command ctypes uses to turn off the monitors, like what its sending to the computer with all those HWND values you implemented, if you help me a little bit I will be able to make it so that it doesn't need admin perms to disable input and disable the monitor. My issue is that when I convert the .py file to .exe with pyinstaller the !uacbypass module stops working, and so does all of the functions that require admin perms. Add me on discord omtoi 101#6477 because I have some code for another module that I think could be useful :) Sorry for the long comment, thanks, omtoi