If you follow it:
Parameters
- LogonId [in]
The logon ID of the current session, where the user of that session has permissions to connect to an existing session.
- TargetLogonId [in]
The logon ID of the session that you want to connect to.
And call the function this way, your program will merely disconnect your current session with ERROR_NOT_CONNECTED, leaving you to wonder if the execution of the program stops in the middle of the call.
Once you find out that WTSConnectSession is just a wrapper for the undocumented WinStationConnect, which exists in earlier versions of Windows than its wrapper, you should realize that the first two parameters as documented are swapped.
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