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| | RE: CLID, SID, GUID or UUID? "Vinson" wrote: Quote: > I have written a program that can set certain policy in Vista, and it worked > well until Vista sudden surprised me. Some policy is set in the HKCU hive > which affects both user and machine level policy. Until a moment ago, it was > simple to enumerate these keys and find the right path to complete a policy > setting. When enumerating, you would find unique keys in the path like the > one below: > > {4A9E4C6C-4C1C-454A-BFB9-0FA926B1A5FC}User > {22FE4C6C-4F1C-4CDA-B9A9-A93DE2AC3EDF}Machine > > The process works every time, unless Vista decides to add two additional > keys to the path; one additional machine and one user key. Then, it becomes > a mystery! =\ > > Can anyone tell me how to resolve the User key above into the user currently > logged in? I would like to have a clearly defined path before apply policy. > > Many thanks, > > Vinson > > > > > > > > > I got the same problem .Can please somebody help us? Amar |
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