Can I add to the list of programs allowed under UAC in Vista Home

I have one program that always needs permission to load. Is there a way to
add this program to a list of allowed programs under Vista Home Premium?
Vista Ultimate seems to have that applet but not Home Pemium. I have tried
loading the application as Administator as well as running it as if it was
XP.

I have a couple of programs that I need to run at startup without having to
manually permit them (Speedfan is one). What I have done it to use the task
scheduler to start them on login and I run them with elevated privileges.
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Paul


"Programs allowed to run under UAC in VHP" wrote:

> I have one program that always needs permission to load. Is there a way to
> add this program to a list of allowed programs under Vista Home Premium?
> Vista Ultimate seems to have that applet but not Home Pemium. I have tried
> loading the application as Administator as well as running it as if it was
> XP.

Thanks Paul
I tried this process a couple of days ago and the program launched twice,
but now that I think about it perhaps I should have uninstalled the original
startup version and re-installed the thing using the Task Schedular. I will
try that later and see what happens.
Gordon

"PaulB" wrote:

> I have a couple of programs that I need to run at startup without having to
> manually permit them (Speedfan is one). What I have done it to use the task
> scheduler to start them on login and I run them with elevated privileges.
> --
> Paul
>
>
> "Programs allowed to run under UAC in VHP" wrote:
>

Ok, it turns out that when I tried this before I did not tell the program
(Startup cop) to not launch on startup and I set the task Schedular to start
on log on instead of start at startup. The thing works now except I am not
getting the icon in the task bar. I will figure that out later.
Thanks again Paul.

"Gordon" wrote:

> Thanks Paul
> I tried this process a couple of days ago and the program launched twice,
> but now that I think about it perhaps I should have uninstalled the original
> startup version and re-installed the thing using the Task Schedular. I will
> try that later and see what happens.
> Gordon
>
> "PaulB" wrote:
>