HI,
i 've developed a C# Application the shuts down each client with a countdown of 30 minutes - the user can stop the process in that time and if he doesn't the application shuts down the client.
The Operating-System on our clients is windows XP.
I created a task and copy the .job-Files wíth a GPO to each client - that is working.
But i have a Porblem on the Clients. The User i specified in the task is another which is logged on localy on the client. The process starts working normal - it is running normal as a task in the task manager and i can verify it by the logs of the application.
My Problem is, that the users don't se the window with the countdown and they are not able to click on the STOP button to terminate the application - it shuts down the computer 30 minutes after the task has automatically started.
Is there an availability in C# to show the form for all users? For example at the line Application.Run (new Form()) ?
Or is there a way to see windows of other users?
Or is ther another way for this?
thank you for your answer.
kind regards
Andy Lindner
i 've developed a C# Application the shuts down each client with a countdown of 30 minutes - the user can stop the process in that time and if he doesn't the application shuts down the client.
The Operating-System on our clients is windows XP.
I created a task and copy the .job-Files wíth a GPO to each client - that is working.
But i have a Porblem on the Clients. The User i specified in the task is another which is logged on localy on the client. The process starts working normal - it is running normal as a task in the task manager and i can verify it by the logs of the application.
My Problem is, that the users don't se the window with the countdown and they are not able to click on the STOP button to terminate the application - it shuts down the computer 30 minutes after the task has automatically started.
Is there an availability in C# to show the form for all users? For example at the line Application.Run (new Form()) ?
Or is there a way to see windows of other users?
Or is ther another way for this?
thank you for your answer.
kind regards
Andy Lindner