Turning off write filter without a reboot

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6. February 2012 at 15:25 #7111
Deceks7
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Is there a way to turn off the right filter and to enable the right filter without a reboot. I could try using WDM if there is a means to do this. I need to have the writer filter off when I reboot the machines so they can pick up a new domain certificate and want to avoid multiple reboots.

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7. February 2012 at 20:20 #21765
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There is no way to do this.
The only workaround would be to create a write filter exclusion and save the certificate in that folder.

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