"DESCRIPTION 1"="A program can install an "hard interceptor" also known as "low level hook" so it is activated if the user does anything."
"DESCRIPTION 2"="Windows activated the program before Windows itself tries to dispatch the message, so if the program owning the hook crashes, the system stability is at risk."
"DESCRIPTION 3"="For this reason, you can enter a timeout (measured in milliseconds) here. If the program does not return control to Windows before the timeout, it is terminated."
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