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I am working with local user accounts on a server and was wonder if there was a way possible to set the user's Remote Desktop Service start up environment when the account get's created.
Also if it was possible to set the users sessions end disconnect session and idle session limit. I am currently using System.DirectoryServices and System.DirectoryServices.AccountManagement if there is way that would be great.
you need to have a look at this interface:
http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/windows/desktop/dd919965(v=vs.85).aspx
the answer in this post could help you on Remote Desktop startup path as well.
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How disconnect a logged RD user from the computer by command?
I want to do exactly occurred in task manager users list:
Have a look here
Essentially it boils down to finding the appropriate session ID via QWinsta (or query session) and then use Logoff to shutdown that specific session
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I have dll that using in one my application. This dll connect to one remote server and post and get some data.
When I run this dll in my application, How I can find IP address of this remote server?
Dll written by C++.
Possible find that?
I am using Win7.
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You can check the endpoints with netstat: netstat -an -p tcp
It comes with Windows.
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I wanted to know if windows explorer is created like in C# using ListView and other components, is it like that ?
Use dependency walker to open explorer.exe and see if it has dependencies on any .NET assembly, and you will find that it does not.
Here's the output from my machine (Windows 7 x64):
As you can see there is no dependency to mscoree.dll, which is a dead giveaway that explorer.exe has nothing to do with .NET.
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There have been others that have asked this question but the common registry setting that was suggested doesn't work any longer. What I would like to do is something similar to StartIsBack that "reinvokes" the code to bring the Start Button/Menu back to Windows 8, or I could replicate the work done similar to the other Windows 8 start button alternatives.
Does anyone know how to programmatically (C++ or C#) reinvoke the start button?
In Win8/2102, Microsoft went through the Windows code to proactively remove all code related to the start button. I doubt you'll find any APIs left over you could use.
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i have 200 terminals (Windows-mobile) that connect to the server Through WIFI
how i can transfer any file to all of them ?
is there any tool or can i get any C# sample code for this ?
thanks in advance
You should write some sw on the mobiles to sink the file instead of pushing on them. So each user can ask the server for transfer the file. If the file you need to transfer is a deploy of an application, you can even consider some strategy of auto upgrade as described here: http://msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/aa446487.aspx
You could create a log-on script assuming you have Active Directory and a friendly system administrator.
http://www.rlmueller.net/LogonScriptFAQ.htm
Microsoft have a non-free tool called System Center Configuration Manager that will do what you want. You need to install the client app on the phones first, then they poll the server for updates.
This is likely to be massive overkill for what you want but it's hard to be sure from the question.