Mike Bickford Posted January 20, 2011 ID:377010 Share Posted January 20, 2011 Many of the machines in my office are logged onto at various times by different users within our AD domain. As a result they have multiple NTUSER.DAT files on them. My understanding is that only the one for the currently logged in user is being used as the HKEY_CurrentUser hive.When Malwarebytes is run, are the NTUSER.dat(s) for the unlogged-in users scanned as if they were valid HKEY_CurrentUser hives, or do I need to be attentive to which user is logged in when the problem occurrs? Link to post Share on other sites More sharing options...
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