STEFANO DEMILIANI

Thanks for the link. Great post by the original author of the TS blog.

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Thanks for the link. Great post by the original author of the TS blog.

Thanks for the post.

I am trying to enhance this Desktop Sharing application available at the link below, and facing a problem:
blogs.msdn.com/.../...top-sharing-application.aspx


(I think) The Limitation of this control is:
Consider two types of users: Physical user who actually sits in front of the machine and uses its actual keyboard, mouse and monitor. And Remote User: Who remotely shares the desktop.

Limitation:
While the desktop is being shared, if physical user press Ctrl+Alt+Del to open the Windows Security Dialog, then the sharer stop sharing the desktop until the user is back to normal screen by choosing any of the option like task manager, or by pressing 'Esc key'.


This is because the sharer is running in user context.
But when I tried to run the sharer application as a system process or as a service, then the sharer does not share the session (session-0) at all.

My Aim: You probably have guessed it by now…
Yes. I want the sharer to share the desktop, no matter whether the use has locked the desktop, or even if there is no user logged in.

NOTE: To make it simple, I am trying this only on client OS - Windows 7. So no question of multiple sessions as in Windows 2008. in that case, I would like to share Session 0 always.

I tried to look more into it, but couldn't find anything other than working of Terminal Services on Server OS:
technet.microsoft.com/en-us/library/cc755399(WS.10).aspx

Can you please guide me on how and where to start with, or where I can find more details about working of rdpencom.dll?

Hello ,

If you get the solution , then please tell me also coz i am also going through same problem.

Thanks Regards
Hitendra Bendre

please tell me also coz i am