Interactive Services Detection
Description
Interactive Services Detection (service name: UI0Detect) is a Windows system service that detects legacy services which attempt to display user interface elements from Session 0 and provides a mechanism to notify the logged-in user so they can interact with those interfaces. It was introduced to help surface dialogs or prompts coming from services that were written to interact directly with the desktop prior to Session 0 isolation introduced in Windows Vista.
The feature is largely deprecated f...
The feature is largely deprecated f...
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Interactive Services Detection
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