[Bug] Per-user services

[Simo75]

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App version

3.9.1

Windows version

Windows 11 Pro 25H2

Steps to reproduce

On every restart

Expected behavior

No response

Actual behavior

https://learn.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/application-management/per-user-services-in-windows

Since version 3.9.1, every time I restart, I find that the "Per-user services" need to be filtered again because their names include an _LUID.
This did not happen in previous versions of the program, however.
Thank you for your attention.

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[henrypp]

Since version 3.9.1, every time I restart, I find that the "Per-user services" need to be filtered again because their names include an _LUID.
This did not happen in previous versions of the program, however.

NOTHING was changed about services contatining/allocating PR_BYTE, there is almost:

if (ptr_app->type == DATA_APP_SERVICE) // windows service

changed ONLY else error code, and no more

[henrypp]

where is the problem, can you correctly explain problem?>

[Simo75]

Actually, there isn't a real "problem."
It's just that when the PC starts up, it flags that group of services (with different _LUID) and effectively blocks them until I enable them.
This didn't happen before, but naturally I trust you; if you haven't made any changes, then it must be a Microsoft patch.

[henrypp]

i changed only how services collected, maybe problem in it, it collect all services , even with SERVICE_USERSERVICE_INSTANCE, maybe disable this flag

ps: and also service types dont flag out SERVICE_USERSERVICE_INSTANCE

[Simo75]

But to disable the flag SERVICE_USERSERVICE_INSTANCE, do I need to recompile, or can it be done via simplewall.ini or profile.xml?

[henrypp]

no, it cant be recompiled, try this

simplewall.zip

adds:

IsCollectUserServiceInstance=FALSE

ps: dont change anything in INI

[Simo75]

Never seen a faster patch than this one ^_^

[henrypp]

and? fixed?

[Simo75]

Yes, after a restart no more Per-user services __LUID. ;)