Can't understand the meaning of this phrase. People on forums suggests each other to reserve url in HTTP.sys, but what does it mean? What is it for? How does it works? All it comes from HttpWebRequest uac problems.
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Several Win32 APIs and .NET framework components (such as WCF) utilize the HTTP Server API when they want to send or receive HTTP requests targeted at the local machine. The HTTP Server API basically provides such functionality in a manner managed by the OS without the need for deploying a standalone web server such as IIS on the machine.
At this point it's probably best to quote the Dev Center page linked above:
What this means is that before the HTTP Server API allows you to listen to incoming requests to a particular URL namespace (think of that as a "URL path"), you have to register for them. Registration is performed on a user account basis as stated above, so what matters here is the user account under which the process that wants to listen to the request runs, which may be different than the account of the currently logged in user.