What could be the issue?

One thing though: you can use GetThreadContext in both 32 and 64 bit versions of Windows. You don’t need to use the undocumented RtlCaptureContext functions.

Also the commands have to be REG_EXPANDSZ, for example, use this:

[HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\Msi.Package\shell\LoggedInstall\command]
@=hex(2):0,0

Then run regedit to put in the actual strings. If the reg entries are regular REG_SZ, the menu commands appear, but don’t work when you invoke them, at least not on Win2008.

One constructive (I hope) comment:
>> when main() is about to return, ~WidgetHolder has not run yet. As a consequence, WidgetHolder’s allocation has not been freed yet and _CrtDumpMemoryLeaks will treat this as a leak. Unfortunately, there is no good way to avoid such false positives. Of course, this only holds for C++.

I do disagree with this though. There is a good way to do this.

You can put your code inside some scope like this.

int __cdecl wmain()
{

{ // notice code in brackets
WidgetHolder widgetHolder;
Widget* w = new Widget();
UseWidget( w );
} // widgetHolderwill go out of scope, ~WidgetHolder is called

_CrtDumpMemoryLeaks(); // outside of scoping { }
return 0;
}

SilaieL

Посоветуйте, где купить недорого потолки . В арт-престиж позвонил, по ценам понравилось, а вот что с качеством? Кто уже сталкивался, расскажите?

Thank you for such a nice utility. I am using your program to launch jar files under admin access, something like:
<<>> it works fine, however there is one thing that i would like to know. Is there any possibility to know if the user rejected the UAC prompt. Like if users said no, the file will not execute, but is there something that is returned by Elevate.exe that can inform if access was approved or denied?

elevate assoc .vlan=”file type description”, I get the following message,

assoc .vlan=”file type description” could not be launched!

Please tell me why this is happening please!

Could you share some sample code for this article? I’m almost doing the same thing, but I have to pass in a valid image path to SymLoadModuleEx and set MODLOAD_DATA to NULL. So if image cannot be found under that image path, SymLoadModuleEx will fail. It seems to me MODLOAD_DATA is something looks promising.

Thanks in advance.