How to disabled ctrl+alt+del on window platform

Dear all,
I am a java developer, I'm from cambodia, I don't know how to disabled ctrl+alt+dle on windows platform. can any one helps me to solve this problem. I hope all of you can do it. thanks for your kindness.
Somongkol.chim

There used to be a win32 call for it, so if you want it you'll need to go back to C/C++ and do JNI, provided it is still in the API.

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