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How to work with privileges EXTENDED version
15 Mar
Posted by: Christian Wimmer in: JEDI Windows Security Code Lib
Some functions (like ExitWindowsEx) need a privilege (SE_SHUTDOWN_NAME) to be enabled to work properly.
With the help of JWSCL this task is made very easy.
JWSCL provides several ways to enable and disable privileges.
Use the methods of TJwSecurityToken
Use the function JWEnablePrivilege
Use the interface IJwPrivilegeScope
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