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P.S: Currently I'm on journey, so it will take some time until I can check out ZoneAlarm myself...

That's really strange. I've no explanation for that right now. I'll probably give ZoneAlarm a try on my XP PC somewhen later and see whether I can reproduce the problem you're describing. However, I guess that this is a kind of ZoneAlarm protection or something like that and I'm not sure whether the...

So probably madCodeHook seems to think that your "connectCallback" function is still in use. I'm not sure why, though. Please try this: Remove the HookAPI call. Does uninjecting work successfully then?

So that's session 0 in your case, too? So uninjection *should* work? Which APIs are you hooking? It might be that uninjection doesn't uninject the dll from ZoneAlarm, because madCodeHook thinks that one of the API hook callback functions is still "in use" (thinking that it's still in use m...

In which session is that running? The task manager can tell you that, I think.

Hmmmm... Sounds alright to me. Could you please try this one? http://madshi.net/KernelMonitor.zip Just start it and click on your hook dll. Then the monitor will show which processes still have the hook dll loaded. Hopefully that helps us further. It seems that uninjection fails to uninject the dll ...

I use (Un)InjectLibrarySessionW, having obtained the session id with GetCurrentSessionId. Who calls GetCurrentSessionId? Your application or the service? If I start the program normally then stop it, I can delete the dll. But if it has been auto started I cannot, unless I log off then back on. Coul...

Can you please give me a piece of code which fails? It seems to work for me.

Ok, in order to close the explorer use this:

PostMessage(FindWindow('Progman', 'Program Manager'), WM_QUIT, 0, 0);

In order to restart it call ShellExecute. Or probably WinExec should also do the job.

Please contact me via mail about the source code license. I prefer to not discuss this publically. Thanks!

Minor updates and bugfixes are always free for any license type. Major upgrades are free in the first 12 months after your purchase. After that major upgrades might cost an upgrade price.

Why don't you use StartButton.Hide and StartButton.Show instead? Then you don't need to restart the explorer at all!

No, I don't have any VB code. But if you know VB well, you should be able to make it work yourself. Here's the C++ code: // (un)inject the specified dll into (from) all current and future processes // these flags can be used for both UninjectLibrary + InjectLibrary #define ALL_SESSIONS 0xFFFFFFED //...

When using MSVC there are 2 options: You can use the dynamic lib file or the static lib file. When using the dynamic lib file you need to distribute the madCHook.dll with your application. On the target PC this dll must be copied to the system folder. When using the static lib file there's nothing a...

I already told you why.

Why don't you use the code I gave you? That one should work (if you use it right).