.net - Trouble with Multi-User Session test for Windows 7 Software Logo test compliance -


I currently use a .NET 2.0 client application for Windows 7 Software Logo compliance ("Compatible with Windows 7") I am testing. ) And getting a strange result that has amaze me.

The Windows 7 software logo toolkit test is a warning that "the application does not pass the user's application compliance session" and then comes back with a whole stack of strange messages that I do not understand.

This is more strange for me because the app works well on multiple machines by using a single machine (using fast-user switching, etc.) and sometimes such error is generated I have not been tested or in use only when I run the Windows 7 software logo toolkit that I receive these messages, and only by the log / report of the toolkit

here with back There is a sample of what comes. Warning: Access was limited to the elevated processes. OpenProcessToken: The token () allows the use of 'TOKEN_QUERY' by high processes only with high compulsory integrity label6d3d22a8 - Object Type6d3d34c0 - Object Name8 - Prohibition Access Bit6d3d4f90 - Rejection of the String of Forbidden Access BitvfLogoLuaPriv! + 6d3d780d (@ 0) vfLogoLuaPriv! + 6d3d7f23 (@ 0) vfLogoLuaPriv! + 6d3d7f9a (@ 0) vfLogoLuaPriv! + 6d3d81dd (@ 0) vfLogoLuaPriv! + 6d3e0769 (@ 0) SHELL32! Shell_GetCachedImageIndexW + 88b5 (@ 0) SHELL32! Shell_GetCachedImageIndexW + 893a (@ 0) SHELL32! Shell_GetCachedImageIndexW + 81ad (@ 0) SHELL32! Shell_GetCachedImageIndexW + 78bb (@ 0) Shell 32! DllGetClassObject + b5e (@ 0) SHELL32! DllGetClassObject + a46 (@ 0) SHELL32! SHGetFolderPathEx + 2c (@ 0) Shell32! SHGetFolderPathW + ce (@ 0) vf_rdvcompat! + 71de4f32 (@ 0) vf_rdvcompat! + 71de509d (@ 0) verifier! VerifierGetProviderHelper + 63c0 (@ 0) vrfcore! VerifierTlsSetValue + 4bb (@ 0) ntdll! RtlCreateProcessParametersEx + b58 (@ 0) ntdll! RtlDestroyProcessParameters + 409 (@ 0) ntdll! RtlCompactHeap + 43C (@ 0) nTDLL! LdrGetProcedureAddress + 94a4 (@ 0) nTDLL! RtlResetRtlTranslations + C63 (@ 0) nTDLL! LdrInitializeThunk + E (@ 0)

Some others (smallen your extra extra):

Warning: Access The process was limited to high processes. OpenProcess: The process (PID 0x00001780) only allows high-use processes 'PROCESS_QUERY_INFORMATION' by high processes with integrity

Warning: opened the object / Created in a restricted namespace.CreateFileMappingW: Section 'Global \ Cor_Private_IPCBlock_6016' is in the restricted name slot (Global) 6d3d2590

The app I am testing is quite a straightforward NAT 2.0 app, which does not make anything weird (which I can think of) ... I do not use any wires, no p / call or anything Invocation.

Why am I at a disadvantage as to why the software logo toolkit is giving me this warning back, where it is coming from, and why.

My Win32 programming skills are a bit rusty, so I do not even know where to start looking for the sources of these messages, so anyone can know if I can Will it be wrong to generate any ideas, clues, suggestions, or where to begin or what to do, to try to reach the bottom of it?

OK, this content seems to be the Win7 logo toolkit that has some other background process when I run the test Was like to have been raised from being running. (I think so they tell you to do this on a "clean" machine - which was definitely not available to me).


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