Configuring feature locking

Using the BlueZone setup.ini file to lock BlueZone features is the easiest method and is recommended unless you are performing an automated installation in which case, setting the lock values in the Windows Registry is required.

Open the BlueZone Desktop installation source directory.
Open the setup.ini file in a text editor.
In the [BZSetup] section, locate the Lock= entry.
To set the BlueZone configuration lock, the Lock= value is set to the sum of the features to be locked. When BlueZone is installed, it reads the Lock= value from setup.ini and prevents the end user from making any changes by disabling the OK buttons for those locked features.
Determine the features that you want to lock. Refer to BlueZone feature locks for the features and their values.
To lock all of the features listed in the BlueZone feature lock table, type a value of -1:
```
[BZSetup]
Lock=-1
```
To lock a single feature, enter the value of the feature in the Lock= value.
For example, if you want to lock the Display configuration settings, add the DISPLAYLOCK value of 16:
```
[BZSetup]
Lock=16
```
To lock multiple features, add the values of the features together and type the sum in the Lock= value.
For example, if you want to lock the Translate Tables and Keyboard configuration settings, add the KEYBOARDLOCK value of 8 and the TRANSLATELOCK value of 512 together for a total of 520:
```
[BZSetup]
Lock=520
```
Save and close the file.