event to fire when user login

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Hi all,

I want the logon event to fire in my application when a user login to his machine after logoff or restart his machine in C# or VB.net.

Thanks,
Ram

Posted 24-Aug-11 20:24pm

rambuzz

Updated 24-Aug-11 21:01pm

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Uday P.Singh 25-Aug-11 2:25am

your question is vague, elaborate it, what event you want to fire?

rambuzz 25-Aug-11 3:00am

Hi,

I want the logon event to fire in my application when a user login to his machine after logoff or restart his machine.

walterhevedeich 25-Aug-11 2:53am

Events are fired when you do something to a control, like click a button.

Oludayo Alli 26-Aug-11 1:14am

Do you mean you want your login windows to show on restart or you want the user to be logged on automatically or what?

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rambuzz · Answer 1 · 2011-08-24T22:11:00

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could you please send me the code for this

Posted 24-Aug-11 22:11pm

rambuzz

Simon Bang Terkildsen · Answer 2 · 2011-08-24T21:17:00

Solution 1

You'll have to use the Windows API for that, have a look at
WTSRegisterSessionNotification Function[^]
or SENS Reference[^]

Posted 24-Aug-11 21:17pm

Simon Bang Terkildsen