Attackers can abuse SeManageVolumePrivilege to rewrite ACLs on C:Windows, gaining write access to protected system paths and escalating from a standard user to SYSTEM. The article shows three routes to compromise—Print Spooler DLL hijacking, WBEM tzres.dll substitution, and Windows Error Reporting abuse via WerTrigger—highlighting the danger of misconfiguring the “Perform volume maintenance tasks” right. #SeManageVolumePrivilege #SeManageVolumeExploit #Printconfig.dll #tzres.dll #WerTrigger #MSEDGEWIN10