UID <-> ntuser.dat

[Hans Benedict]

On Sat, 17 Jun 2000, Claus Färber wrote:

> NT stores permissions (ACLs) for the user registry in the registry file.  
> When you change the user's uid (and thus the NT GUID too), the user does  
> no longer have the permission to read/write his/her own registry hive.
> 
> You could actually mount the registry file as an administrator and  
> change all permissions.

I just encountered a similar problem. Could you please be a little bit
more specific - how do I find out or change NT UIDs, where does NT store
the ACLs and which registry file do I have to mount for a given user?

Thanks in advance,
                  Hans Benedict
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