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January 13th 10, 10:15 AM
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UAC permission to one program
Running Win 7 Ultimate.
My motherboard has a software utility that monitors the computer. It starts with Windows but everyday I have to grant it UAC permission to run. Is there I means to let me give this utility permenant permission to load without UAC intercepting it everytime the computer starts? -- Ron 
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January 13th 10, 01:10 PM
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UAC permission to one program
"RonOB" wrote in message ... Running Win 7 Ultimate. My motherboard has a software utility that monitors the computer. It starts with Windows but everyday I have to grant it UAC permission to run. Is there I means to let me give this utility permenant permission to load without UAC intercepting it everytime the computer starts? -- Ron Have you tried right-clicking the setup file and selecting 'Run as administrator'? There maybe some work-round information on the motherboard's website. You could try uninstalling/re-installing the utility but this time install to C:\Users instead of C:\Program Files (if you are given the option during install). The next thing to try is to schedule a task, running under the System account, to run the utility at Windows start-up. If none of the above work then it's either live with it, turn off UAC or don't bother running the utility.
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January 13th 10, 05:25 PM
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UAC permission to one program
"RonOB" wrote in message
... Running Win 7 Ultimate. My motherboard has a software utility that monitors the computer. It starts with Windows but everyday I have to grant it UAC permission to run. Is there I means to let me give this utility permenant permission to load without UAC intercepting it everytime the computer starts? -- Ron http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/wi...ows/?p=616&tag -- "When a thing ceases to be a subject of controversy, it ceases to be a subject of interest." - William Hazlitt (1778 - 1830)
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January 13th 10, 05:47 PM
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UAC permission to one program
Thanks guys...I'll look into the suggestions.
Wouldn't you think an organisation like Microsoft would have thought about this kind of problem - a legacy from Vista - and made it so that you could give some programs / processes permission to run with a simple right click or similar - crazy
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January 13th 10, 11:14 PM
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UAC permission to one program
housetrained wrote:
"RonOB" wrote in message ... Running Win 7 Ultimate. My motherboard has a software utility that monitors the computer. It starts with Windows but everyday I have to grant it UAC permission to run. Is there I means to let me give this utility permenant permission to load without UAC intercepting it everytime the computer starts? -- Ron http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/wi...ows/?p=616&tag Thx
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January 14th 10, 02:26 AM
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UAC permission to one program
"RonOB" wrote in message
... Thanks guys...I'll look into the suggestions. Wouldn't you think an organisation like Microsoft would have thought about this kind of problem - a legacy from Vista - and made it so that you could give some programs / processes permission to run with a simple right click or similar - crazy If the program were written differently (in my opinion properly) this wouldn't be an issue. A hardware monitor should run as a service process which would get around the UAC issue and the only portion that needs to run as a user is the desktop util that communicates messages back and forth between the service process and the user. That's how a software distribution utility I wrote works.
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