I’m trying to have my PC sleep at a certain time (00:05) and wake up at 07:00.

I am using Dbgelp in MFC based application. Everything works fine 64bit Debug version. In 64 bit Release it works fine when the Optimization Settings in Project is Disabled. But if Optimization settings is ON then it crashed again. I mentioned in below code where the error happens. Can anyone help me out?

I recently created a window with C++ and the Win32 API. I want to make a custom titlebar for it (I overrode WM_NCHITTEST to be able to drag it anywhere):

I recently created a window with C++ and the Win32 API. I want to make a custom titlebar for it (I overrode WM_NCHITTEST to be able to drag it anywhere):

I recently created a window with C++ and the Win32 API. I want to make a custom titlebar for it (I overrode WM_NCHITTEST to be able to drag it anywhere):

I recently created a window with C++ and the Win32 API. I want to make a custom titlebar for it (I overrode WM_NCHITTEST to be able to drag it anywhere):

I recently created a window with C++ and the Win32 API. I want to make a custom titlebar for it (I overrode WM_NCHITTEST to be able to drag it anywhere):

I need to send commands to the STDIN of an already running process (specifically, a cmd instance) using C++ and the Windows API. However, I don’t want to launch the process myself — I only want to reference the process by its process ID (PID) in my program and interact with its STDIN. I do not need the output to be visible, only for the commands to run. How can I achieve this?

I need to send commands to the STDIN of an already running process (specifically, a cmd instance) using C++ and the Windows API. However, I don’t want to launch the process myself — I only want to reference the process by its process ID (PID) in my program and interact with its STDIN. I do not need the output to be visible, only for the commands to run. How can I achieve this?

I need to send commands to the STDIN of an already running process (specifically, a cmd instance) using C++ and the Windows API. However, I don’t want to launch the process myself — I only want to reference the process by its process ID (PID) in my program and interact with its STDIN. I do not need the output to be visible, only for the commands to run. How can I achieve this?