G
graham1cr
Due to the extra level of security, I've learnt to live with the
endless UAC warnings.
However, it seems that any program can ingratiate itself into the
Startup menu without either my or Vista's permission. Even after
deselecting the item from the menu, they crop up again.
The worst offenders are Quicktime, Realplayer, iTunes, Acrobat
and Google Toolbar.
I'd like to see this UAC warning:
"A program (Adobe Acrobat) wants to place an entry into the Startup
Menu so it can constantly nag you about available updates on bootup.
Allow - Block - Remember this action"
Is there a way the user can block these entries? Perhaps via the
Registry?
Cheers
Graham
endless UAC warnings.
However, it seems that any program can ingratiate itself into the
Startup menu without either my or Vista's permission. Even after
deselecting the item from the menu, they crop up again.
The worst offenders are Quicktime, Realplayer, iTunes, Acrobat
and Google Toolbar.
I'd like to see this UAC warning:
"A program (Adobe Acrobat) wants to place an entry into the Startup
Menu so it can constantly nag you about available updates on bootup.
Allow - Block - Remember this action"
Is there a way the user can block these entries? Perhaps via the
Registry?
Cheers
Graham