Why doesn’t RevertToSelf undo the most recent SetThreadToken? | The Old New Thing
Posted by jpluimers on 2017/08/16
Oops: I fell in this trap as well: When you call SetThreadToken, [WayBack] it replaces the token. When you call RevertToSelf [WayBack], the token is cleared and the thread no longer has a token. Maybe RevertToSelf should have been named ClearThreadToken, since that would emphasize that the function erases any existing thread token, leaving the thread to inherit the identity of its host process.
Source: Why doesn’t RevertToSelf undo the most recent SetThreadToken? | The Old New Thing [WayBack]
–jeroen
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