Turn off the "Allow" feature?

How do you disable the "Allow" software feature? Annoying to say the
least...and my goodness, whats with the naviation in the new "MS Exploder"
app? Thats not gonna fly guys....I've been here since 3.0 windows and the
new UI is not gonna go over well. 5308 Beta 2 Feb CTP WinFX.

Just a quick one... Min Requirements?? Quad Zeons' w/ 4gig DDR ram??? My
Overland 2 terabyte back server on dual Zeons might just hack it...my 2ghz
sys's harddrive is just str8 tired!!!


Mux
XPS development.
= )

Click Start > All Programs > Accessories > Run > type in MSCONFIG > click
Tools (tab) > scroll down > select "Disable UAP" > click Lauch > restart
system. Maybe BETA 2 will be more optimized for your system.
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"muxster" <muxster@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> How do you disable the "Allow" software feature? Annoying to say the
> least...and my goodness, whats with the naviation in the new "MS Exploder"
> app? Thats not gonna fly guys....I've been here since 3.0 windows and the
> new UI is not gonna go over well. 5308 Beta 2 Feb CTP WinFX.
>
> Just a quick one... Min Requirements?? Quad Zeons' w/ 4gig DDR ram??? My
> Overland 2 terabyte back server on dual Zeons might just hack it...my 2ghz
> sys's harddrive is just str8 tired!!!
>
>
> Mux
> XPS development.
> = )

Go to Command Prompt, run: secpol.msc

Local Policies / Security Options / select policy 'User Account Control:
Behavior of the elevation prompt for administrators' and change the security
setting from 'Prompt for consent' to 'No Prompt'.

Hope this helps.

--
Jason Jorgensen
GMKrullen/nospam@hotmail.com

"muxster" <muxster@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> How do you disable the "Allow" software feature? Annoying to say the
> least...and my goodness, whats with the naviation in the new "MS Exploder"
> app? Thats not gonna fly guys....I've been here since 3.0 windows and the
> new UI is not gonna go over well. 5308 Beta 2 Feb CTP WinFX.
>
> Just a quick one... Min Requirements?? Quad Zeons' w/ 4gig DDR ram??? My
> Overland 2 terabyte back server on dual Zeons might just hack it...my 2ghz
> sys's harddrive is just str8 tired!!!
>
>
> Mux
> XPS development.
> = )

You can try the following if that didn't work...

Go to Command Prompt, run: secpol.msc

Local Policies / Security Options / select Policy 'User Account Control:
Behavior of the elevation prompt for administrators' and change the security
setting from 'Prompt for consent' to 'No Prompt'.

Hope this helps.

--
Jason Jorgensen
GMKrullen/nospam@hotmail.com


"muxster" <muxster@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> How do you disable the "Allow" software feature? Annoying to say the
> least...and my goodness, whats with the naviation in the new "MS Exploder"
> app? Thats not gonna fly guys....I've been here since 3.0 windows and the
> new UI is not gonna go over well. 5308 Beta 2 Feb CTP WinFX.
>
> Just a quick one... Min Requirements?? Quad Zeons' w/ 4gig DDR ram??? My
> Overland 2 terabyte back server on dual Zeons might just hack it...my 2ghz
> sys's harddrive is just str8 tired!!!
>
>
> Mux
> XPS development.
> = )

thank you thank you thank you. My friend did this and it seems to be
working. When I saw this "feature" during a preview seminar I knew I would
hate it as a System Admin who is always in and out of parts of the systems
that would prompt for this.

It's an interesting feature for those who ideally shouldn't have admin
rights, but have to be given them because of poorly written software. But for
people who are admins, and need to be admins, it's a real pain.

"Andre Da Costa [Extended64]" wrote:

> Click Start > All Programs > Accessories > Run > type in MSCONFIG > click
> Tools (tab) > scroll down > select "Disable UAP" > click Lauch > restart
> system. Maybe BETA 2 will be more optimized for your system.
> --
> --
> Andre
> Windows Connect | http://www.windowsconnected.com
> Extended64 | http://www.extended64.com
> Blog | http://www.extended64.com/blogs/andre
> http://spaces.msn.com/members/adacosta
>
> "muxster" <muxster@hotmail.com> wrote in message
> news:BF98FFB7-8BB6-4759-B6AF-0FC194B6E981@microsoft.com...

>
>
>

I know, if Admins want to implement such a feature, its best they do it
through Group Policy, where they can have better control and governance.
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"Jinseng" <Jinseng@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
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> thank you thank you thank you. My friend did this and it seems to be
> working. When I saw this "feature" during a preview seminar I knew I
> would
> hate it as a System Admin who is always in and out of parts of the systems
> that would prompt for this.
>
> It's an interesting feature for those who ideally shouldn't have admin
> rights, but have to be given them because of poorly written software. But
> for
> people who are admins, and need to be admins, it's a real pain.
>
> "Andre Da Costa [Extended64]" wrote:
>