Re: Why It didn't work when calling InitiateSystemShutdown() with local system privilege in Vista and 2008?
- From: "JojoWu" <JojoWu@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 25 Feb 2009 10:42:29 +0800
Hi Rongchun,
I am sorry about that I didn't describe my issue clear. ><
The issue should be that I launched my program in my specified session
with system account, and the program called the InitiateSystemShutdown()
with bForceAppsClosed =
FALSE, and then the application that user changed data in it prompted user
to save changed data, but windows didn't wait for user's response and
turned the computer off.
I expected that it should wait for user's response like Windows 2000, XP and
2003, but it didn't.
Thank for your help,
Jojo
.
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