Re: cloning /reseal process changes the user priviliege

mike,

Quick questions to clarify the issue:
- do you use NTFS on your target device's OS partition?
- when you say you "both user can modify the files in its own "document and setting" folders", does this mean user1 have full
control over the ntdata.dat file created under his profile folder? Try to delete or modify that file being logged under the user1
after cloning. If you can do that, there is enough permissions for that file.

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Regards,
KM

i ran into a very strange problem, i am most certain it is a microsoft
bug, just wondering if anyone has encountered the similiar problem

BEFORE CLONING:
1. set "cmiResealPhase" to 0, completes FBA process
2. creates two users "user-1" and "user-2", assign them to "Users"
group
3. login as "user-1", modifies "HKEY_Current_User" reg keys
4. run "fbreseal.exe -keepdomain -keepnet -keepuser -keepmounted",
then reboots

AFTER CLONING:
1. login as "user-1", this user cannot modify the "HKEY_Current_User"
reg keys (Error "Cannot create key: Error writing to the registry)
2. login as "user-2", this user can modify the "HKEY_Current_User" reg
key

both user can modify the files in its own "document and setting"
folders, since both belong to "Users" group, they should be able to
modify their own "HKEY_Current_User" reg keys as well.


before run "fbreseal.exe" i created both users, but ONLY logged in as
"user-1", didn't log in as "user-2", that's the only difference.


thanks



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