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How Can we Track the Windows Lock Event

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Hi ....

i want to track the Windows Lock Event.
when user lock the windows by any possible way, i want to run my code at that event.
but i don't know what is the event for this.

any Ideas?
Kind Regards,
saurabh
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Re: How Can we Track the Windows Lock Event

dear btech_Saurabh,

can you explain what windows locks you talk about?

1 - lock desctop (windows+L).

2 - system events

3- windows is crashed due to process ear the memory or CPU utilization.
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Re: How Can we Track the Windows Lock Event

if you mean the event where a user presses windows+L or ctrl+alt+del+lock do a google on windows hooks and locking screen
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Re: How Can we Track the Windows Lock Event

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Re: How Can we Track the Windows Lock Event

check Microsoft.Win32.SafeHandles Namespace link

The Microsoft.Win32.SafeHandles namespace contains classes that are abstract derivations of safe handle classes that provide common functionality supporting file and operating system handles.
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