01-16-2026, 07:18 PM
(This post was last modified: 01-17-2026, 08:58 AM by islatislat.)
This is a known pitfall when moving HTTP API code from Win32 to Win64. The issue is not IntraWeb itself, but structure alignment and pointer sizes.
On Win64,
,
, and related records must exactly match the Windows API layout, including correct use of
, padding, and pointer-sized fields. Code that works in Win32 often fails in Win64 if records are declared manually or copied from older examples.
“The parameter is incorrect” usually means one of these:
If you want, you can paste your record declarations here and I can point out the exact Win64 mismatch.
On Win64,
Code:
HTTP_SERVICE_CONFIG_SSL_SETCode:
HTTP_SERVICE_CONFIG_SSL_KEYCode:
ULONG_PTR“The parameter is incorrect” usually means one of these:
- Record size (
) is wrong on Win64Code:dwLength
- A field declared as
should beCode:DWORD
Code:ULONG_PTR
- Memory passed to
is not properly alignedCode:HttpSetServiceConfiguration
- Cert hash length or pointer is incorrect (must be 20 bytes for SHA-1)
- Use the Windows SDK–correct declarations
- Avoid hard-coded sizes
- Ensure
points to valid memory andCode:pSslHash
Code:SslHashLength = 20
If you want, you can paste your record declarations here and I can point out the exact Win64 mismatch.

