User Account Control

I'm the administrator and it still asks me for permission to do things like
put stuff in the recycle bin. That's redundant and shouldn't pop up. So I
turned it off and there's a warning in the quicklaunch tray to turn it on.
Bah.

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Is it possible to remove/uninstall this future?

I don't like pressing that button over and over again.

"Ben" wrote:

> I'm the administrator and it still asks me for permission to do things like
> put stuff in the recycle bin. That's redundant and shouldn't pop up. So I
> turned it off and there's a warning in the quicklaunch tray to turn it on.
> Bah.
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I am confused by UAC. I want to create a shared network folder called share
in C:\Share. I have a folder on my Desktop that contained files I wanted to
make available to other users on my local network.
I created the folder C:\Share.
I then opened my computer and browsed to C:\Share, which I have full control
of.
I try to move the folder from my desktop to the newly created c:\share and I
dont have permissions to do that. Ok...
I run a command window as administrator I try the move command, it replies
with access denied. I check permissions, I have full control of both folders.
I then turn off UAC, now I can move the folder with no problems.
My question is this. How can I do this without turninig off UAC.

I am an administrator, but everything is locked, and windows does not give me
an opition to enter a password to unlock the items?

Help.
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V P P.

Can you see the Security Desktop?
if so, what will happen after you click "Continue" button?
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Thanks
youyang

"VPP" wrote:

> I am an administrator, but everything is locked, and windows does not give me
> an opition to enter a password to unlock the items?
>
> Help.
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> V P P.

what u need to to do this is go to control pannel - user account- go to
admin - thenb what u need to this u have to turn onb the user account control
.. - so after that when ever u do any admin changes it will ask for
confermation of uac .hope this resolves this issue . ok if u face any u can
contact in mail id arinmadam_km@sify.com

I would like to remove a particular program on my desk top from "Account User
Control". I know that this is possible because I've done it before, but I
can't remember how I did it before. I just want it to be that when I choose
this program it starts without asking me if it's OK to continue>

Right click the shortcut
Select Properties
Click Advanced
Uncheck Run as Administrator

This might cause the program to not function correctly if it requires admin
rights.

James

"Mike" wrote:

> I would like to remove a particular program on my desk top from "Account User
> Control". I know that this is possible because I've done it before, but I
> can't remember how I did it before. I just want it to be that when I choose
> this program it starts without asking me if it's OK to continue>

i havent had vista long but i do no u can switch UAC (user account control)
off alogether in windows firewall (this is not reccomended but if it really
is getting on your nerves with many programs not one then consider that)
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"Mike" wrote:

> I would like to remove a particular program on my desk top from "Account User
> Control". I know that this is possible because I've done it before, but I
> can't remember how I did it before. I just want it to be that when I choose
> this program it starts without asking me if it's OK to continue>