I used these functions to logon like user administrator to have access to a
folder (with name “FolderAAA”) that a normal user do not have.

I have the following situation:
- When I logon in windows with user administrator, my application has access
to folder “FolderAAA” and the application use CopyFile function to copy files
from that folder.
- When I logon windows with a normal user that do not have access to that
folder, the application use functions “LogonUser/ImpersonateLoggedOnUser” to
logon like user administrator. But after these steps my application cannot
copy files anyway.

Is not suppose after call “LogonUser” and “ImpersonateLoggedOnUser”
functions have the user administrator permissions??

Tks,
Rui

I used these functions to logon like user administrator to have access to a
folder (with name “FolderAAA”) that a normal user do not have.

I have the following situation:
- When I logon in windows with user administrator, my application has access
to folder “FolderAAA” and the application use CopyFile function to copy files
from that folder.
- When I logon windows with a normal user that do not have access to that
folder, the application use functions “LogonUser/ImpersonateLoggedOnUser” to
logon like user administrator. But after these steps my application cannot
copy files anyway.

Is not suppose after call “LogonUser” and “ImpersonateLoggedOnUser”
functions have the user administrator permissions??

Tks,
Rui