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I'm having some trouble with ReadProcessMemory My code is 64 bit I can read the memory of any 32 bit process , but ReadProcessMemory always fails with error code 299 (Partial read) returning 0 bytes read. Done my research and most answers were relate to privilges , but I have Debugging token enabled and running as admin , The address i read the the ImageBase in the PE optional header I tried to check the page status using VirtualQueryEx and got access denied! Note : The code runs perfectly on any 32 bit process. Any Ideas what maybe be causing this ? HANDLE hProcess; DWORD pid; EnableDebugPriv

I'm looking for a plugin or way to simply go from any namespace, type, method, property, etc in my .Net code to the MSDN page that covers it via a context menu item or hyperlink-like mechanism. Does anyone know of anything that will do that? The "Go to Definition" option when you right click almost covers this, but it doesn't quite work well enough - no support for namespaces and you often end up at an ugly metadata page. I'm still on vs2005, so if vs2008 is better at this I'd like to know about it. Have you tried F1. This will automatically open the help to the appropriate method or object.

Very new to POCO, find some google links but found many different stories. Some connected with Entity framework, lazy loading etc. Some says its a pure .det class. Atleast MSDN. LINK FOR DEFINE POCO FROM MSDN: msdn.microsoft.com/en-us/library/dd456872.aspx I trust MSDN(a simple defination), and assume that it is a pure .NET Class. Now let me come to the point. IF it is pure .net class with only properties inside it than it is equilateral to "MODEL" in MVC. example. [Required(ErrorMessage = "Full Name required.")] [StringLength(20, ErrorMessage = "Username must be under 20 chars.")] public

I'd like to know what exactly happens to installed files / components during the uninstall procedure. For the install and upgrade procedure, reliable documentation exists at MSDN (see File Versioning Rules and Default File Versioning , for example). Anyways, I couldn't find a documentation of the uninstall remove logic at MSDN or at WiX´s documentation. So, my question is simple: I would like to know when exactly a file is removed from the system (which isn't always the case - for example if a SharedDLLRefCount exists/remains for that file). The closest I found was the following MSDN link ,

I've written my fairly simple first driver for a virtual device. It also has a .inf and I install the driver using devcon.exe . It install fine and functions properly but my problem is when I try to uninstall it: devcon.exe can't uninstall it and in Device Manager, the Uninstall, Roll Back and Disable buttons for the driver are disabled. My main concern for now is the Uninstall button. My driver implements the DriverObject->DriverUnload . I've look in the msdn docs, and for now I can't find any DDUninstall INF section for drivers. When I look in the %WinDir%\inf\setupapi.app.log I see the

I call wininet\InternetOpenUrlA , then wininet\InternetReadFile and when I'm done I call wininet\InternetCloseHandle which returns True. That means that the handle successfully closed, but the connection is still in established state. Why doesn't the connection close when I call wininet\InternetCloseHandle ? WinInet can cache and reuse connections for future requests to the same server. WinInet tries to re-use sockets where it can, so even when you release the handle it can choose to keep the socket active, ready for the next call to InternetOpen. Most of the time this is a good thing and you

I want to use MSDN charts to represent realtime data i'm getting from a telnet application. For testing purpose i have added a button to alter the chart manually. I manually made the chart and it has 0 to 5 points on the X axis with values different values on the X. The series is named by it's default "Series1". I tried the following: chart1.Series["Series1"].Points.ElementAt(0).SetValueY(40); //Nothing happens chart1.Series["Series1"].Points.ElementAt(1).SetValueXY(1, 20); //Nothing happens chart1.Series["Series1"].Points[0].SetValueY(40); //Nothing happens chart1.Series["Series1"].Points