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Re: Software Restriction Policy (SRS) problems > Sorry, I did not explained it very well due to my poor english.
I think your English is admirable. Don't worry about that.
> I think that someone should report this to microsoft if you can reproduce
> it.
Do you have any support incidents? If so, you can report it.
> - Create a text document in you desktop and open it (no problem)
> - Create a text document in E:\ or any subfoder. ¿What happens?:
> - Notepad opens very slowly.
> - Notepad is opened without any theme applyed to it, it
> looks like old windows theme.
> - LOOK at the LOG FILE (e:\#saferlog.txt),
> you will see lots of lines that says some .dll files are
> RESTRICTED,
> but they should not be restricted because they are
> inside "windows\system32" folder.
>
> Sample line in #saferlog.txt:
> ---------
> notepad.exe (PID = 2796) identified
> \??\C:\Windows\system32\uxtheme.dll as Disallowed using path rule, Guid =
> {..... some guid value .....}
> --------
> ¡¡¡¡¡THIS SHOULD NOT HAPPEN NEVER!!!!!!.
Agreed. I see this too. It is very strange. In fact, I think it is a pretty
serious bug in SRP. I tried with RTF files as well, and get very similar
results:
wordpad.exe (PID = 1936) identified \??\C:\Windows\system32\IMM32.DLL as
Disallowed using default rule, Guid = {11015445-d282-4f86-96a2-9e485f593302}
wordpad.exe (PID = 1936) identified \??\C:\Windows\system32\odbcint.dll as
Disallowed using default rule, Guid = {11015445-d282-4f86-96a2-9e485f593302}
The only difference is that Wordpad just crashes. It works fine on the C:\
but not on the E:\.
I'm going to forward this to someone I know at MS that may know who would be
responsible for this. We'll see.
Very nice repro steps BTW. Others should take heed. That's exactly what we
need to see to repro a problem. |