Probably a question better asked of Microsoft. I don't know why the MS
Automatic Update client scans for PST files but I had to create a CSA
exception three years ago and it's had no ill effects. As long as
wuauclt.exe is in the correct place, it can access the files it needs to
perform updates.
Tom
christian_dillon;462930 Wrote:
> We are using Cisco's Security Agent as a host based IPS in our network.
> It
> works via a set of rules, much like anything else. I have scoured
> every
> website, talked to Cisco's TAC and this is my last resort.
>
>
>
> Why.. is.. the file "wuauclt.exe" trying to access users PST files.
> The
> outlook PST files are in different locations on different machines. I
> have
> verified that the wuauclt.exe file is the legitimate one from
> Microsoft.
> What EXACTLY is this file doing, and why is it looking into PST files.
> See
> below for a few of the messages that I get from CSA.
>
>
>
> The process 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\wuauclt.exe' (as user NT
> AUTHORITY\SYSTEM)
> attempted to access 'C:\EXCHANGE\MAYO2006.PST'. The attempted access
> was a
> read (operation = OPEN/READ). The operation was denied and process
> terminated.
>
>
>
> The process 'C:\WINDOWS\system32\wuauclt.exe' (as user NT
> AUTHORITY\SYSTEM)
> attempted to access 'C:\DOCUMENTS AND
> SETTINGS\CARLSON\EXCHANGE\CARLSON2006.PST'. The attempted access was a
> read
> (operation = OPEN/READ). The operation was denied and process
> terminated.
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