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by **Kishor** » Sat, 29 Jan 2000 04:00:00

Hi All,

I have a Windows NT service which spawns a win32 user-interface application
so that application runs in the context of a service (so that I can use APIs
like LogonUser).

I have made this service to be started 'Automatically' Log On As 'System
Account' with 'Allow Service to Interact with Desktop' access.

The problem is when a user logs on to machine and logs out, my win32
application is getting closed. Is there any way I tell the windows to
proceed with Log Off without closing my application.

The program SRVANY.EXE shipped with Windows NT Resource Kit seems to handle
this problem. I appreciate if someone can help me in this?

Thanks,
Kishore

by **Javi Iriberr** » Tue, 01 Feb 2000 04:00:00

Hi!
I'm having the same problem.
Please help us...
--

Javi Iriberri

>Hi All,

>I have a Windows NT service which spawns a win32 user-interface application
>so that application runs in the context of a service (so that I can use
APIs
>like LogonUser).

>I have made this service to be started 'Automatically' Log On As 'System
>Account' with 'Allow Service to Interact with Desktop' access.

>The problem is when a user logs on to machine and logs out, my win32
>application is getting closed. Is there any way I tell the windows to
>proceed with Log Off without closing my application.

>The program SRVANY.EXE shipped with Windows NT Resource Kit seems to handle
>this problem. I appreciate if someone can help me in this?

>Thanks,
>Kishore

by **Girish Bharadwa** » Wed, 02 Feb 2000 04:00:00

AFAIK, you might have to handle WM_ENDSESSION.. I think that passes the
EWX_REALLYLOGOFF (Is this only on 95 .. ??) or ENDSESSION_LOGOFF.. If that
is the case, you might return FALSE.. I have not used this. So, you might
have to test it and see if it works.

--
Girish Bharadwaj[mvp]

> Hi!
> I'm having the same problem.
> Please help us...
> --

> Javi Iriberri

> >Hi All,

> >I have a Windows NT service which spawns a win32 user-interface
application
> >so that application runs in the context of a service (so that I can use
> APIs
> >like LogonUser).

> >I have made this service to be started 'Automatically' Log On As 'System
> >Account' with 'Allow Service to Interact with Desktop' access.

> >The problem is when a user logs on to machine and logs out, my win32
> >application is getting closed. Is there any way I tell the windows to
> >proceed with Log Off without closing my application.

> >The program SRVANY.EXE shipped with Windows NT Resource Kit seems to
handle
> >this problem. I appreciate if someone can help me in this?

> >Thanks,
> >Kishore

by **Mike [NO SPAM** » Wed, 02 Feb 2000 04:00:00

check out support.microsoft.com knowlegebase article : Q175948

all you need to know - if it's vb app

>Hi All,

>I have a Windows NT service which spawns a win32 user-interface application
>so that application runs in the context of a service (so that I can use
APIs
>like LogonUser).

>I have made this service to be started 'Automatically' Log On As 'System
>Account' with 'Allow Service to Interact with Desktop' access.

>The problem is when a user logs on to machine and logs out, my win32
>application is getting closed. Is there any way I tell the windows to
>proceed with Log Off without closing my application.

>The program SRVANY.EXE shipped with Windows NT Resource Kit seems to handle
>this problem. I appreciate if someone can help me in this?

>Thanks,
>Kishore

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