I wouldn't be one bit surprised if there is code that looks for a language
specific version of %homedrive%\users and that is what causes virtualization
to break.
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Your question may already be answered in Windows Vista Security:
http://www.amazon.com/gp/product/047...otectyourwi-20


"Simonfr" wrote:

I’m currently troubleshooting a problem with UAC - File Virtualization in
Vista SP1. File Virtualization is not working in Vista and is breaking some
applications that previously tested good. The difference with this build is
that the C:\User folder has now been relocated to the D:\User. It now seems
that Vista is not creating the VirtualStore Folder & and respective
sub-folders under %LocalAppData% (which is pointing to the correct path on
D:\). I’m wondering if Virtualization has some known problems if the User
Data folders have been relocated, and if there’s something I can do.