CoInitialize(NULL) function internally assigns a ID to the calling thread

When you call CoInitialize(NULL) function how it works
internally.

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Answer Posted / chandrasekharreddy siddamreddy

CoInitialize(NULL) function internally assigns a ID to the
calling thread i.e., Appartment ID. Without this ID SCM
doesn't allow you to access the COM Component.

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