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| Guest | Question about Launching shell command from Credential Provider We need to launch our applicatoin from the IConnectableCredentialProviderCredential::Connect(). I have following questions: 1. In the FAQ of Microsoft's "Sample Credential Providers Overview", Microsoft says, "USER applications may not run on the Winlogon Desktop". But I launched our application successfully. Can somebody explain what do they mean what by "user applicatoin"? 2. Continuing with the scenarios above, our application will need to impersonate itself as a specific user and access registry/filesof that user. Is this feasible? Does the impersonation operation turn our application into a "User application"? 3. When a Credential Provider is destroyed after user logged on, will the processes it launched be destroyed as well? Thanks! kfg |
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