"DESCRIPTION 1"="Certain programs install a "hard interceptor" also known as "Low Level Hook", which initiates if the user doesn't take any action."
"DESCRIPTION 2"="Windows activates such programs before Windows itself tries to dispatch an error message, so if the program owning the hook crashes, system stability is at risk or Windows may lock up."
"DESCRIPTION 3"="To correct this, you can set a Low Level Hook timeout (measured in milliseconds). A program which does not return control to Windows before the timeout expires is terminated."
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"COMMENT 1"="Added OS detection: works only in WinNT and Win2000. Updated description."
"COMMENT 2"="More info @ MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/psdk/winbase/hooks_6fc3.htm"
"COMMENT 3"="More info @ MSDN: http://msdn.microsoft.com/library/periodic/period00/win320700.htm"