EWF in User mode?

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Hi all

How to make a poweruse can run the Ewfmgr command
Because I have to make the user login to create his document folder, and I
want to make the disk can not be written after the foledr has been created

Thanks
 
Hi Bryan,

You can always go to admin account. Run ewfmgr commit or enable command.
Log out.
Log to user account, and create what you want.
Then you must reboot device for changes to be saved to disk. (I'm speaking
for RAM EWF)

Also you can use runas.exe command to execute ewfmgr from admin account.

Choice is yours.


Regards,
Slobodan

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Thanks for your reply
But I mean that I have to enable the ewf after the system created the document folder of Users
Do I have to reboot three times to meet the request

----- Slobodan Brcin (eMVP) wrote: ----

Hi Bryan

You can always go to admin account. Run ewfmgr commit or enable command
Log out
Log to user account, and create what you want
Then you must reboot device for changes to be saved to disk. (I'm speakin
for RAM EWF

Also you can use runas.exe command to execute ewfmgr from admin account

Choice is yours


Regards
Sloboda

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Bryan,

You can set EWF disabled state in TD. Then deploy, run FBA, setup whatever user accounts (and user folders) you need and then run
"EWFMgr <drive> -enable" from an admin account. You will need to reboot only once (no counting FBA reboots) to make the EWF enabling
effective.
All this above could be easy automated with a set of batch files, runonce registry entries and/or Autologon component/registry.
 
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