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Also I found this on the web Answer Re: SendInput Parameter error Pin mvp Luc Pattyn 13-May-09 3:34 Go to ParentHi, AFAIK there is a problem in your MOUSEINPUT struct: the extraInfo field is a pointer (IntPtr), not an int, and it takes 8B instead of 4B on X64. BTW: there are a lot of such errors on ...

Perhaps this has something to do with c unions, of which I am not familiar.
I have assumed that the different record types simply share the same memory space.
The input.type = 1 then knows the space is a keyboard record and hence its length
should be 16. If that logic is wrong then what must I do?

Small step. I previously did not have my dump procedure when I tested the two forms of SendInput (with and without [ccall]). I have tried those two forms again with dump and I see that with [ccall] I get garbage whereas without [ccall] the returned parameters of KEYBDINPUT are clean. Hence no [ccall...

Josef, This is probably more than you really want but for completeness ... I've tried with and without [ccall] and get the same error. Which should it be? MODULE MyUser32 ["USER32.dll"]; IMPORT S:=SYSTEM; PROCEDURE [ccall] SendInput* ["USER32.dll", ""] (nInputs, pInputs...

WinApi does not export the Windows function "SendInput" present in USER32.dll so I created a module that accesses that. When I make a call to it I get the message (from show last error) of "The parameter is incorrect." Well there are 3 parameters being passed. IF MyUser32.SendInp...

When user processes (tasks) do not end (close) automatically (AutoEndTasks) at sign out, restart, or shutdown, the system waits until the process ends on it's own. If the process hasn't ended by the set HungAppTimeout value, the End Task dialog box appears, stating that the processes are not respon...

Sub Styler Windows 7 Ultimate x64 727 posts UK There are several keys that are responsible for the handling of unresponsive apps: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\HungAppTimeOut HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\WaitToKillAppTimeOut HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Control Panel\Desktop\WaitToKillSer...

Thank you Helmut.

I can reproduce this behavior if the remote debugger is running, both under Win 10 and Vista. Did you do any experiments with RemDebug? - Josef Josef, I don't know anything about a "remote debugger" or "RemDebug". What is that? I don't find any reference to those in the document...

I simply change the definition of Ctrl-K to be

"Compile And Unload" "K" "DevCompiler.CompileAndUnload" "TextCmds.FocusGuard"