I'm debugging my application which has drag-n-drop features in Visual Studio 2010. I have to run the IDE in privileged mode since some of my project required so.
My problem:
I can drag-drop when run the .exe file normally (run from Windows Explorer (WE)) but when debugging in VS2010 I cannot do drag-dropping between my app and WE.
I tried to open WE in privileged mode but still cannot debug either.
Do you have the same problem? If you do, do you have any work-around for it? Please share.
This is by design, an aspect of UAC called UIPI (User Interface Privilege Isolation). It prevents a non-elevated process from hijacking an elevated one through Windows messages or drag and drop. It protects against shatter attacks. There is a way for the elevated process to explicitly allow messages with ChangeWindowMessageFilter. But not for drag and drop, it isn't message based.
There is no decent api-level workaround for this, it has to be done declaratively. The manifest for the program needs to use uiaccess = true, be code-signed with a certificate from an approved authority and be installed in c:\windows or c:\program files.
One more thing about turning off UAC is that we need to reboot the OS
需要禁用UAC中UIPI
经过小编调试，发现是visual studio的权限太高，已管理员权限运行，UAC为了防止攻击就禁止了拖拽，解决办法就是取消denev.exe的管理员权限启动