Interactive user windows xp

When your PC's clock reaches this time, the job will be set to work! When the time has come, your cmd. Enter Task Management. Go to processes, and quit explorer. When you quit it, you can't use your desktop, and it will be empty. But don't worry, we're going to fix that right away! Now go back to svchost and type: cd..

This opens up your desktop again! You can now use it again thank god. If you can't, restart your pc. If you shut down or restart your pc, everything will reset, so you still log in with your own username! Have fun! Reply 10 years ago on Introduction. And on 7! What's your point? If you mean it doesn't make sense I posted this instuctable, go cry in a corner and scream, I made this for people who DO like it.

So if you got something against this instructable, please leave. Use schtasks. Oh, I've got no problem with you posting your instructable, it's your time to waste after all, but you fail to provide an actual need for doing so beyond "look at my I'm so l33t! Instead of resorting to ad hominem replies to comments you don't like try replying constructively. Okay, this starts to annoy the hell off me! SECOND, "Oh, I've got no problem with you posting your instructable, it's your time to waste after all, but you fail to provide an actual need for doing so beyond "look at my I'm so l33t!

Seriously man, WTF? Are you kidding me? Also, services that are running as LocalSystem should not access the interactive desktop by calling the OpenWindowStation or GetThreadDesktop function.

To create an interactive service, do the following when calling the CreateService function:. All services run in Terminal Services session 0. Therefore, if an interactive service displays a user interface, it is visible only to the user who connected to session 0. Because there is no way to guarantee that the interactive user is connected to session 0, do not configure a service to run as an interactive service under Terminal Services or on a system that supports fast user switching fast user switching is implemented using Terminal Services.

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