Stéphane Lenclud

Looks like [this guy](https://github.com/MScholtes/VirtualDesktop) has it working.

@maciej-makowski I just test your patch and it seems to work fine still on 22621. Any chance we could document the reverse engineering process? So that next time around someone...

I just published it as [Slions.VirtualDesktop](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Slions.VirtualDesktop/) for anyone to use. Did minimal testing with it and it seems to be working fine. I'm planning to update that [Taskbar Pro](https://www.nuget.org/packages/Slions.VirtualDesktop/) app...

I've added documentation about finding class IDs for your version of Windows: https://github.com/Slion/VirtualDesktop#windows-version-support

Is that insider build? You can follow the instructions above to fetch the IDs. If you give them to me I'll publish them and you can try it out.

Could you reference your sources? Did you try to search the whole registry? Maybe it's in another path? If that's the case we will need to find another way to...

Looks like this article could be useful to obtain our Ids: https://www.mandiant.com/resources/blog/hunting-com-objects Would be fantastic if @Grabacr07 and @maciej-makowski would find some time to share their expertise on reverse engineering.

> I searched the entire registry, there are lots of partial matches but checking "Use Whole Word" => zero matches. That's weird, my insider build is currently 25206 and there...

Looks like the link above is exactly what we need. You first need to get the list of all CLSID on your system by running the following powershell commands. Mount...

Maybe we could locate the DLLs we need and inspect them as suggested here: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/4651869/given-a-com-dll-extract-all-classes-clsid-and-corresponding-interface-name or just using `oleview`. Path to `oleview.exe`, make sure you run it as admin: `C:\Program...