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I am trying to fix an issue we are having with the Onscreenkeyboard in our C# Prism WPF app targeting .Net 4.5.2 deployed via ClickOnce, running on Windows 10 version 1803. Our app has a TimeOut function that triggers an event and in that event I would like to either Toggle the visibility of the keyboard or close it if it is open. The Close() function in the below class does not work sometimes, I see in the logs(not displayed in below code) the app finds the handle (which is>0) and issues close command on it but the keyboard does not close. This question is related to the 2 questions mentioned

I know that there have been multiple posts on numpy and pyserial installation in python on stack overflow, but somehow none of them seem to work for me. Possibly, i am not able to clearly understand what i have done and am stuck I will list down the things i did that i think are relevant to solving the question. A request- Please help me reach a solution before marking my question as a repeat. Things you need to know- 64bit, Windows10, Python3.4, Python2.6.1, Python 2.7 Things i tried- 1) used the Official git repository for NUMPY -> tried to install it using the command prompt as:- C:\Desktop

I'm trying to find a method to detect if Windows 10 is in tablet mode or not. Please note, this is not about querying whether the user has a Tablet PC or not - that can be solved with GetSystemMetrics(SM_CONVERTIBLESLATEMODE) . In my case the above function always returns 0 - whether Win10 is in tablet mode or not. This thread without an epilogue seems to suggest that there is no WinAPI call that could detect Tablet mode. I hope that isn't the case, since there are different WM messages posted by the OS if it's in tablet mode or not. In tablet mode WM_SHOWWINDOW isn't sent which means I need

In Windows 7, I had an AutoHotKey script that would automatically Right-Click on a tray icon. #Include %A_Scriptdir%\TrayIcon.ahk TrayIcon_Button("CCC.exe", "R") Which used the TrayIcon.ahk library from FanaticGuru's post . This worked just fine on Windows 7, but no longer works on Windows 10. Is there a way to right click on a TrayIcon in an AutoHotKey script on Windows 10? Here is the TrayIcon_Button function from the library. I refrained from posting the entire library since it is fairly long. ; ------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

When I try to launch VM in Oracle VirtualBox on Windows 10 it says "Cannot access the kernel driver". I tried complete reinstall (remove everything and install), repair installation (repair in the installer) and installing 2 drivers manually (VBoxUSBMon and VBoxDrv). Nothing worked. I'm using VirtualBox 4.3.12 because I was not able to launch newer version on Windows 10 for some reason. The problem is with the installer. The new location of the driver is at C:\Program Files\Oracle\VirtualBox\drivers\vboxdrv\VBoxDrv.sys . However the installer points to the old driver location of C:\Program

I'm having some trouble extending the window frames using DwmExtendFrameIntoClientArea on Windows 10. The images below show the behaviour I'm getting: The white titlebar colour is extended from the top, while from the sides and the bottom it extends the coloured edge of the window. If I set the margins all to -1 to extend the frames all the way, the window is filled with white and loses its coloured edge altogether: This result is very inconsistent, I was expecting the white colour to be extended on all sides of the window, similar to the way the coloured frame is extended in Windows 8, or the