INetConnection::Disconnect Returns Access Denied

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Hey Friends

I am trying to run the method INetConnection::Disconnect from my Application, but it returns Access Denied untill run as Administrator.

If i run my Application by doing a Right Click and then select Run as Administrator, INetConnection::Disconnect works fine.

I am Local Administrator of my PC and if i disable or enable a network connection from

Control Panel\Network and Internet\Network Connections

it works fine and does not prompts UAC

Need Help.

Regards

Posted 12-Feb-13 19:22pm

vikrant kpr

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serhiy.semenyuk 13-Feb-13 11:05am

have you added correct manifest file for your application?
I believe Disconnecting a network connection would require elevated rights and your application seems to run in default mode.

vikrant kpr 13-Feb-13 12:06pm

yes if i add the manifest and force the application to run with elevated access, it works fine.
On the contrary when i do the same using control panel, windows explorer does not prompts for elevated uac and hence i need a way to use the function without adding manifest.
If Control Panel does not prompts for elevated rights, why my application needs elevated access ?

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