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Guest
Hi,
I'm running a Windows Server 2000 SP4 Terminal Services farm and require a
reg file to run on logon and update the users portion of the HKCR key, i.e.
HKCU\Software\Classes\...
I have a registry file which works fine on 50 of the servers but fails for
three.
On these servers if I view the permissions on the HKCU\Software\Classes key
the logged on user is not listed and another user is listed (non-admin) the
logged on user gets an error on updating the values (regmon shows Access
Denied).
The permissions on this key are rebuilt on logon (on every server it would
appear) and set to NOT inherit. If i reset the permissions manually then
they remain for that logged on session only (disappear when you logoff).
I'm at a loss to discover the process that sets the permissions on the key
at logon and why it sets it as an alternate user.
Can anyone explain this process furter as I'd appreciate greatly.
Mark
I'm running a Windows Server 2000 SP4 Terminal Services farm and require a
reg file to run on logon and update the users portion of the HKCR key, i.e.
HKCU\Software\Classes\...
I have a registry file which works fine on 50 of the servers but fails for
three.
On these servers if I view the permissions on the HKCU\Software\Classes key
the logged on user is not listed and another user is listed (non-admin) the
logged on user gets an error on updating the values (regmon shows Access
Denied).
The permissions on this key are rebuilt on logon (on every server it would
appear) and set to NOT inherit. If i reset the permissions manually then
they remain for that logged on session only (disappear when you logoff).
I'm at a loss to discover the process that sets the permissions on the key
at logon and why it sets it as an alternate user.
Can anyone explain this process furter as I'd appreciate greatly.
Mark