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Use EWF with Registry Filter (Standard 7 SP1)

7/8/2014

Using EWF or FBWF with Registry Filter lets you persist specific registry keys while protecting the rest of the operating system.

Warning

You must not use Registry Filter when HORM is active because once HORM is activated it requires the underlying disk to remain unmodified. Registry Filter commits its RamDisk contents to disk whenever a key it protects changes. This causes changes to the underlying disk and can cause file system corruption. To disable HORM, type ewfmgr -all -deactivatehorm then restart the system.

See Also

Tasks

Disable EWF in a Hibernate Once/Resume Many Environment

Concepts

Registry Filter