KeyFreeze 1.2 is a tiny tool which locks your PC, so that touching the keyboard and mouse won't have any effect. You could always lock your system by pressing Win+L, of course, but that hides the current contents of the screen. The program will leave everything visible, just as it was, which means you can have a movie playing, carry out a web chat, perhaps monitor the progress of some lengthy task you're running - whatever you like.
KeyFreeze is extremely straightforward. When you need to lock your system, just launch it. You'll see a five second countdown, just long enough to rearrange any application windows to suit your needs. Your mouse and keyboard will then effectively be disabled, with a single exception: pressing Ctrl+Alt+Del unlocks your system and you'll be able to carry on as normal.

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