Gerry Hickman said:
Create a second administrator account, change your account type to standard
user and you will be prompted for credentials rather then just a "Continue"
button.
In Vista there is nothing you can perform as administrator that you cannot
also perform as a standard user (after entering administrative credentials),
if the application does not prompt for credentials due to a vista
compatiblity issue it will it will not work when logged in as administrator
either (because administrators are standard users until you press continue)
both scenarios requires application to be marked as requires admin so you
shouldn't be loosing out on anything by using a standard user.
At least thats my hope anyways, I have found some applications will prompt
for continue immediately when run from an admin account but do not prompt
imediatly when run from a standard user account and require you to right
click and run as administrator. Administrative Tools->Computer management
is one of these I've found. Its kinda interesting because it can run as as
standard user where you are allowed to view information but must run as
administrator to create a user or whatever but when logged in as
administrator you are prompted when clicking on computer management and if
you do not click continue the program does not run even with standard user
permissions.
- Kurt