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by rickrbyrne
I can't find any information on how to do that, but if you don't mind me asking why would you want to do that. "Safe Mode" and "Safe Mode with networking" are great options to fix problems. I know you are going to probably say security, but what kind of risks are we talking about.
Thanks
Rick
Also I'm just wondering, don't take it the wrong way. Just an inquiring mind
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by tonythetiger
What might do what you want is using a USB keyboard, combined with turning off the Bios option for "support USB keyboard at boot time".
This should result in the keyboard not working at all until the GUI loads. When you have to do work on it that requires access to the menu, simply plug in a regular keyboard.
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