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Stop the "Allow this program to make changes to your computer" - Cyadd - 2010-04-04
I have a couple of programs on my desktop in Win 7, that have the security shield on them, and whenever I run them, they always ask to be allowed to make changes. I've tried running it as admin, but the shield stays there, and the message pops up. Any way to not make the shield and the pop-up happen?
Stop the "Allow this program to make changes to your computer" - butterfλi - 2010-04-04
Disable "user account control" in control panel.
Stop the "Allow this program to make changes to your computer" - Cyadd - 2010-04-04
Won't that disable for any and all future programs I want to run. I mean, I like the message, but I only want it to run once. It's not for all programs, just CPU-Z and another.
Stop the "Allow this program to make changes to your computer" - Nikkey - 2010-04-04
You could possibly do that by saying to Win7 that the program isn't working properly, then apply auto-admin rights to the program. That could fix it, though I'm not entirely sure.
Stop the "Allow this program to make changes to your computer" - Russt - 2010-04-04
There should be some sort of checkbox. (I don't know, I haven't used Win7 since the RC.)
Stop the "Allow this program to make changes to your computer" - Hazzy - 2010-04-04
Lucida Wrote:There should be some sort of checkbox. (I don't know, I haven't used Win7 since the RC.)
Should be. Wasn't in Vista, I don't remember one in 7. I turned off UAC on the first day of my computer. Sucked in Vista, why would it suck less in 7?
If you try to do stuff in Control Panel, it still prompts you. That's enough security for me.
Why do you want UAC on so badly?
Stop the "Allow this program to make changes to your computer" - XTOTHEL - 2010-04-04
It's either all off or all on. It asks every time as a safety feature I think.
Stop the "Allow this program to make changes to your computer" - ShadyPriest - 2010-04-04
UAC sucks.