title: SetWindowsHookEx - antivirus issue
body: <p>The task I have to do is to disable windows docking from keyboard shortcut<br>
  (VK_RWIN or VK_LWIN + arrow) in a single application.</p>
  
  <p>To do this, I've decided to compelately block VK_RWIN and VK_LWIN virtual buttons in this app.<br>
  I've used SetWindowsHookEx with LowLevelKeyboardProc callback.<br>
  I'm checking if my application is activated via WM_ACTIVATEAPP message.<br>
  Inside the callback, if the application is active, I'm checking virtual keys and return 1,<br>
  when VK_RWIN or VK_LWIN is pressed.<br>
  Works perfect, just as expected.</p>
  
  <p>Now, I just wonder if antiviruses may detect such usage as malware?</p>