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Oh yeah, VirusTotal does produce a false positive in several of the different scan engines. But I figure there are a few things my app could be doing to trigger that response. It is a computer...
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That's pretty much what I had originally thought, but I wasn't 100% positive. Also in my tests the amount of time it takes to extract a resource is trivial, so even on the first run, it isn't really...
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I recently read a comment somewhere that stated the larger the executable, the slower the app would run. I'm wondering if there is any truth to that -- or if 'larger' was taken out of context, and...
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Amazingly enough I believe I've solved it!!!!!!
As it turns out, my calls to OpenProcess() / EnumProcessModules() bit wasn't working right when attempting to get the process ID of winlogon.exe and...
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Yes it does open, but without the token stuff cmd.exe opens up up under the current user account, no different than just launching cmd.exe from Start > Run. Well something is different, because...
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Interesting, I thought the second parm was the app, and the 3rd was just for command line parameters. Still, I switched and same behavior... Look forward to hearing what you have to say after...
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Brandon,
I'm ALMOST there... but it's failing and every token operation returns 0 which I assume is successful. The process launches, but obviously not interactive with the desktop as it...
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I don't think I need a username/password ... at least the C++ example doesn't to function.
What I'm trying to accomplish is to have a Windows service (which I've already written) running under...
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Nope, the token stuff is apparently necessary - not working as intended... :(
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Wait a minute, I added the environment stuff and now your code is working....... I *think* it's working as intended... even without all the token stuff in the VC++.NET example I posted. Let me get...
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Thanks Brandon! Actually I'm seeing that it simply isn't launching cmd.exe - I noted in the sample you posted you switch a vbnullstring and strApplication variable by accident, e.g.
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For IE9 in Windows 7, the smartscreen setting is here: HKCU\Microsoft\Internet Explorer\PhishingFilter
the value is: EnabledV9
1 is enabled, 0 is disabled.
I have not tested on whether...
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Here is what I do that tends to work well. All update code is contained inside the application EXE itself. The app checks for it's updates and if found, it downloads the update package and...
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That's not what I'm asking - maybe you fail to see the point. The 'security bypass' is already trivial to accomplish, obtain system access to execute code by installing an interactive service -- and...
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While I respect your opinion and your tenure on these forums, and would greatly appreciate any code sample or basic method you could provide me, what I don't appreciate is your implication that I'm a...
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I've seen "hello world" apps in VB6 get flagged by various A/V apps.. I've just gotten used to it with my apps... :( You can do your own experimenting to find out just how little it takes with...
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I'm a complete noob when it comes to RPC and Named Pipes and anything related so forgive me first off.
I've just discovered PipeRPC here and I'm hoping maybe the author some someone 'in the...
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I'm a complete noob when it comes to RPC and Named Pipes and anything related so forgive me first off.
I've just discovered PipeRPC here and I'm hoping maybe the author some someone 'in the...
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Nevermind, I discovered how to send a referrer request in the optional HTTP header using the above code, and a little help from Wikipedia
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I also found this download class using the same stuff... I'm currently examining it but I'm still uncertain how I would specify a referer URL in the request....
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Simply put, I need to specify a referer url in my call to download a specific file via http. I'm using a probably well known but simple download.cls that utilizes urlmon.dll and implements from...
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Nevermind! I found my solution, the file is unicode so I can't read it as ASCII.
Open App.Path & "\temp.reg" For Binary As #iFileNumber
ReDim b(1 To LOF(1)) As Byte
Get...
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Dim iFileNumber As Integer, sLineText As String
iFileNumber = FreeFile
Open App.Path & "\temp.reg" For Input As #iFileNumber
Do While Not EOF(iFileNumber)
Input...
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I am using VkKeyScan to send a keypress for F11, using the const keyF11 = &H7A which I have found on a list of virtual key codes, and that works great!
Problem is I would like to send the Fn key...
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just use app.path in your main app for the that app's directory. You can use ..\ to move back a directory if needed.
e.g. if your CD directory/file structure is setup like this:
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I'm writing bit of code to backup/restore network settings and I'm running into a block.
I'm simply trying to determine if the DNS server search order is set static or if it is obtained via DHCP...
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Well as it turns out, it you cannot register a 32bit context menu handler on a 64bit system :( which is what my OS is - after some research it looks like there is NO WAY to get a VB6 context menu...
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In the .reg file change "exefile" to "AllFileSystemObjects"
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Works fine on XP......
But on Win7, I import the reg file, register the DLL, etc. No joy though. Even tried restarting explorer, no love.
Any ideas?
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I have a project that adds a lot of context menus to Windows Explorer for certain items. Currently, when the project loads I add something like:
HKCR\<myfiletype>\shell\<myextension>\command
to...
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Yes it does, THANK YOU!
EDIT: one more thing. That code doesn't allow more than selecting C: drive, I would need to be able to select other partitions in some circumstances.... Instead of...
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Well I found API to do it... still doesn't display the dialog under system account. I'm calling this one not possible. Thanks anyway guys!
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I like to use resume next as well, but use an error handler like so:
sub whatever()
on error goto errorhandler:
' code goes here
exit sub
errorhandler:
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Hey no worries, so it didn't work in my scenario, but I learned something new and I'm always grateful for that ;)
EDIT: I'm starting to wonder if there is an available method that works under the...
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Nice, good to know that ... but still doesn't work. Yes it works fine under a normal user, but not under the system account. It does pop up the browse dialog, but it's empty :( (see pic)
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I need to pop up a quick folder browse box and I don't want to create my own because I don't like re-inventing the wheel.
I have been using the FSO to do this, however when the program is run...
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Hmm.... well I still had to do something like Trim(Strip(RemoteName, chr(0))) to get just the name, else I had a null and something like 40+ spaces after the name. Took me a while to figure it out...
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Thanks, that worked great!!! -- once I stripped the null and trimmed the spaces from the RemoteName variable ;)
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So I'm trying to get the UNC path name of a passed file spec of a mapped network drive.
I found numerous code examples out there, none of which work for me (in my project) on my Win7 box. Since...
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