i have applied XPE with EWF.
but i have strange phenomena. that is system Time changing.

after adjusting System time and turn off system or rebooting, my system time
is changed -1 hours every booting.

i have checked backup battery. it is no problem.
please advise this for me.

Thank you very mych.

This is known daylight saving problem with EWF enabled on XPe.

You can either disable the daylight saving on your image (search this NG for DisableAutoDaylightTimeSet) or, in case you need the
DST to work, you can use Microsoft Registry Filter to [un]protect certain keys (TimeZoneInfo or the DST entries only). Registry
Filter was available as QFE for SP2, it is also included in FP2007.

More detail tech info on the issue you can find in this thread:
http://groups-beta.google.com/group/microsoft.public.windowsxp.embedded/browse_f...#1e5eb952380327d0

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Thank you for your kind help

about this, Can I apply for XPE SP1?

my image is built by XPE SP1.

please give me advise.

"KM" nospam_yahoo.com> wrote in message
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You can disable DST on any XPe image.

If your question was about using Registry Filter...
Technically it is possible (you'd probably need to replace EWF binaries on your SP1 image by the ones from SP2).
On the legal side I'd recommend checking this out with your XPe distributor or Microsoft.

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"Park Kyu Chol" powermnc.com> wrote in message news:uJmUl6yAHHA.4892@TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...

Hello KM,

You state

you can use Microsoft Registry Filter to [un]protect certain keys
(TimeZoneInfo or the DST entries only). Registry

Is there any documentation on how to unprotect certain keys with the
registry filter? All I see in FP2007 is you can check for the domain and
TCAL issue. If you can point to any url's that would be great.

Thanks,

Debbie

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Debbie,

You may set your own key to be monitored by the RegFilter under
[HKLM\SYSTEM\CurrentControlSet\Services\Regfilter\Parameters\MonitoredKeys].
If you give it a try, please let us know the results.

The old (QFE'd) Reg Filter component even had some keys predefined through its registry section (TSCAL and Domain secret key).
The new one included in FP2007, I guess, adds the reg. entries by via CMI script.

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Sorry, forgot to mention that the easiest way for you to set up your own subkeys under the mentioned key is to deploy a runtime with
the Reg.Filter included (TSCAL and/or Domain Secret Key option is ON) and check it out with regedit to see what the subkeys are
created for the TSCAL and/or Domain Secret. Then you can technically use the same entry structure to add more reg paths to monitored
pool.
Or, for simplicity, you can build new runtime with the RegFilter included and open the pre-FBA system hive offline (use regedit on
XP Pro, Load Hive functionality) to explore the key.

You should see something like the following
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ControlSet001\Services\RegFilter\Parameters\MonitoredKeys\0]
"ClassKey"="HKLM"
"FileNameForSaving"="MSLic.rgf"
"RelativeKeyName"="Software\\Microsoft\\MSLicensing"

Easy to guess how to populate a subkey for your own registry path to be monitored.

Again, let us know here if it worked for you.

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