UAC messages

Every time I start Firefox I get one of those annoying UAC messages
asking if I want Java runtime to "change my computer" or some-such.
Well, yes, I do.

But I can't find a way of allowing specific programs on a permanent
basis - can anybody help?

On the same subject; when UAC dims the screen and puts up the Java
message a small toolbar appears top right offering "correction". Don't
like to mess with this until I know what it might correct...any info please?

"Seasidepeter" wrote in message o.uk...
Every time I start Firefox I get one of those annoying UAC messages
asking if I want Java runtime to "change my computer" or some-such.
Well, yes, I do.

But I can't find a way of allowing specific programs on a permanent
basis - can anybody help?

On the same subject; when UAC dims the screen and puts up the Java
message a small toolbar appears top right offering "correction". Don't
like to mess with this until I know what it might correct...any info please?

This may help you:
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewto...332695&start=0

Dave-UK wrote:

"Seasidepeter" wrote in message
o.uk...
Every time I start Firefox I get one of those annoying UAC messages
asking if I want Java runtime to "change my computer" or some-such.
Well, yes, I do.

But I can't find a way of allowing specific programs on a permanent
basis - can anybody help?

On the same subject; when UAC dims the screen and puts up the Java
message a small toolbar appears top right offering "correction". Don't
like to mess with this until I know what it might correct...any info
please?

This may help you:
http://forums.mozillazine.org/viewto...332695&start=0


Thanks Dave - sadly this doesn't work for me. I'm already set up to NOT
run Firefox as administrator. I'll keep looking...

"Seasidepeter" wrote in message

On the same subject; when UAC dims the screen and puts up the Java
message a small toolbar appears top right offering "correction". Don't
like to mess with this until I know what it might correct...any info
please?


I saw that language toolbar bar during a UAC prompt for the first time
today on a friend's computer.
It was because there were two keyboards installed, a UK one and a US one.
I removed the US keyboard and no more language bar pop-ups.
Control Panel Clock, Language and Region Region and Language.
Click on the Keyboards and Languages tab.
Click on 'Change keyboards... '.
Remove the extra keyboards you don't use to leave just one.
( If you do use other languages then leave it alone.)