There are several programs on the web which do this. IIRC winspy is one of them. It achieves this via setting a global mousehook which returns the programname of the clicked window. How to absract this in JNI? Do not know, but this is the link, you asked for: http://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1037/Hooks-and-DLLs 4 solved Windows GUI – … Read more
The following code sample works for me on Windows 10 (SHLoadDIBitmap API seems not valid for Windows 10. I use LoadImage API instead.). You can refer to. C++ code in dialog box procedure: case WM_INITDIALOG: hImage = LoadImage(NULL, L”full_path_to\\image3.bmp”, IMAGE_BITMAP, 0, 0, LR_LOADFROMFILE | LR_DEFAULTSIZE); if (NULL == hImage) errCode = GetLastError(); hwd_static_img = GetDlgItem(hDlg, … Read more
This had been a bug in usbser.sys and was fixed with the Windows 10 Update KB3124262 from 27.01.2016. The Microsoft employee explained: The COM port name in the HKLM\HARDWARE\DEVICEMAP\SERIALCOMM registry is not NULL terminated. Related discussion on MSDN Because of Windows 10’s update policies this issue should not appear in the future anymore. solved How … Read more
Thanks a lot for your time. Going to share the code that I used; It may help someone else: #include <windows.h> #include <stdio.h> BOOL SetPrivilege( HANDLE hToken, // access token handle LPCWSTR nameOfPrivilege, // name of privilege to enable/disable BOOL bEnablePrivilege // to enable or disable privilege ) { TOKEN_PRIVILEGES tp; LUID luid; if (!LookupPrivilegeValue( … Read more
My Bad! I forgot to declare hMenu as a static variable. Because of that, I was losing my menu handle. That’s why SetMenuItemInfo() would not work later, in the command code blocks. I knew that it had to be something simple. Anyway, here are the final bits of code. First, the creation of the Max/Restore … Read more
The value you are printing out is the address of the buffer, rather than its contents. And the address of the buffer is not fixed. Of course, arguing about why the address of the buffer can change is a little moot since you actually want to print out the buffer’s contents. Print out the first … Read more
Your MessageRouter is missing default processing. Add DefWindowProc as shown LRESULT CALLBACK AbstractWindow::MessageRouter ( HWND hwnd, UINT message, WPARAM w_param, LPARAM l_param ) { AbstractWindow* abstract_window = 0; if ( message == WM_NCCREATE ) { abstract_window = ( AbstractWindow* ) ( ( LPCREATESTRUCT ( l_param ) )->lpCreateParams ); SetWindowLong ( hwnd, GWL_USERDATA, long ( abstract_window … Read more
The code you presented here is wrong. First off, you need to read a little more of the documentation. Here is a useful link: Painting and Drawing. Basically there are two ways to update a window: In response to the WM_PAINT message. Use the BeginPaint and EndPaint functions to paint the client area properly. This … Read more
There is no docking support in the Windows API. You’ll have to implement it manually by handling the WM_SIZE message: case WM_SIZE: { UINT width = LOWORD(lParam); UINT height = HIWORD(lParam); // IDC_LIST1 will occupy the entire client area of its parent. // Adjust as needed. MoveWindow(GetDlgItem(hWnd, IDC_LIST1), 0, 0, width, height, TRUE); return TRUE; … Read more
Yes, that’s true. If you insist on having a char* parameter, call CreateProcessA instead of CreateProcess. Otherwise, make path an LPWSTR too and bring your program into this millenium. solved char* incompatible with parameter of LPWSTR for C++ [duplicate]
I am no expert but I think most techniques that deals with process hiding uses CreateRemoteThread.http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/ms682437(v=vs.85).aspx It is pretty tough to get right, but there are maaany blogs about it, eg:http://resources.infosecinstitute.com/using-createremotethread-for-dll-injection-on-windows/ This works by picking some victim process that is already running, like say svchost.exe and add your thread into this. Also while speaking of … Read more
You can’t make win32api.SendMessage() non-blocking because the underlying Windows function is blocking. Instead you can use win32api.PostMessage(), it has the same signature: import win32api, win32con print “start” win32api.PostMessage(win32con.HWND_BROADCAST, win32con.WM_SYSCOMMAND, win32con.SC_MONITORPOWER, 2) print “end” 3 solved How to make SendMessage unblocking?
sizeof(item[0].stringArray) in your code is the size of the string pointer, not the size of the space you set. You can try this. In additon, you should pay attention to the size of your array, otherwise you will always right-click the size of the array, can cause array crossing bounds, causing program errors. solved Array … Read more
CreateRemoteThread fails,maybe the lpBaseAddress in the target process is invalid,but it is allocated by the system? solved CreateRemoteThread fails,maybe the lpBaseAddress in the target process is invalid,but it is allocated by the system?
The problem is you declare resultstream as CHAR resultstream[33]; but then you use in your code resultstream[33] = ‘\0’; The resultstream array is 0 indexed so valid values are 0-32, you are accessing memory not allocated for that array (hence the “Access violation”) 0 solved computing hashValue of a file