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Currently the BusKill app just locks the screen when the cable disconnects. I've never had Windows block the screen lock with such an error. The way we impleme
by maltfield 5y ago
Currently the BusKill app just locks the screen when the cable disconnects. I've never had Windows block the screen lock with such an error.
The way we implemented the self-destruct (currently only available in Linux), it locks the screen before attempting to wipe the LUKS Header. I imagine we'll do something similar in Windows, so the worst-case would be the soft shutdown hangs but at-least the screen is locked immediately.
Hopefully we can force an immediate, uninterruptible, hard-shutdown in Windows, too.
- MrStonedOne 5y agobluescreen is a good method, but produces a memory dump. shutdown -s -t 0 -f will force the shutdown, but user has to be admin even if they could otherwise shutdown the computer.