When I tried to disable the close button of my Windows Application program using an unmanaged code, this red close button will appear again if I maximized, minimized it , or using Win(key) + D (and again)
I don't know why...
I can delete the Close menu item, but rather, I wanna disable it.
So, if you please find the solution, thanks...

Disabling the close button of a windows application has a problem
adi151478
Stanislav Baranov
Hi SG,
After 2 days of studying , and after I tried the HandleCreated event, the latter couldn't help me, cause I notice that the handle of the window is created once all through the application and destroyed finally when the form is disposed.
So, I tried the LayoutChanged event, and I found that it's great, cause when we maximize, minimize the form, this event is triggered by the form. So I can insert a condition and use a property in addition to a call to my code that manage the disabling of the close button.
Beel
Can I do this in Visual Basic, as you know I'm using it
Can I
somebodyelse
tessy
Dan Dittenhafer
Ok, I'll see
I've to write the code and dig into this handler to see how can I manage it.
I'll reply to you later. Btw, 10x
dush1
Hi!
Windows Forms will recreate window handle from time to time, so if you turn something off, you must do it again in HandleCreated event.
Deefer
Set the forms controlbox property to false...this will get rid of the minimize, maximize and close buttons in the upper right hand corner of the window
HTH
Kirill Tropin
Hii , thanks for the cooperation, but I wanna see the control box, (I know this property), but I want to see the maximize, minimize and the close button disabled
could you help me plz...
ieddy
Yes, you can, VB can do same things like C#.
What Win32 API do you use
JackStri
Good to hear that you find solution! OnResize() also can help here, just like LayoutChanged.
HandleCreated will be called when internal WinForms stuff decide that it need new HWND. As far as I know this happens when you change some styles, like Border (WinForms will create new Win32 window with new borders).
Gerlop