I wondered why registry functions don't use the current transaction field from TEB the same way as filesystem operations do. I tried to force it, and now I see: That would make the use of transactions unstable. Here is why: 1/3
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Configuration Manager, on the other hand, aborts the entire transaction without notice. If someone modifies a related key, even when it shouldn't cause a conflict per se, it results in a complete loss of progress. Sigh.
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is this the place for trivia? did you know there is special location in windows? A magic place where transactions do not happen
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Hmm, sounds intriguing... I remember you previously mentioned opening the entire device inside a transaction. Is there anything else? =)
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