Have a driver inject keys into \drv\kbdclass

From: ceh <cehupper@xxxxxxxxx>
Date: Tue, 5 Jun 2012 11:09:10 -0700 (PDT)

Hi, I currently have a software driver that's used for process
creation notification.
Would it be possible to add an IOCTL to it so that:
It can inject keys into the kbdclass stack?

I need to get ctrl alt del sent programatically.
A filter isn't as intuitive since It seems to me that it is driven by
the keys a user is pressing now.
In my case a user isn't pressing keys at all.

I also need this to work over RDS (Terminal services RDP)

Thanks.
.

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