Disable UAC prompt for specific applications

[Varn]

My kids use a game called Flyff on my Windows Vista Ultimate system. My
kids run under User account privelages. Unfortunately, when my kids run
Flyff, Vista displays a prompt that requires an admin password to use it.
This is extremely annoying for me because I have to go over and type a
password everytime they want to use this program. Is there any way that I
can have this one appliccation to always be approved? I don't want to turn
off UAC, but I have had no choice because I have had to get up one too many
times to enter my admin password for Flyff to run.

 

[DLH]

See if there is a new version of the game available. It's probalby poorly
written and unecessarily demands Admin access. Are you sure it's a
legitimate program and not a trojan?

Anyway, you can't selectively disable UAC for a single program.

 

[Andrew Murray]

The settings you want seem to be under Parental Controls rather than UAC:

See this site for further info:
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial139.html#games

 

[Mr. Arnold]

The settings you want seem to be under Parental Controls rather than UAC:

See this site for further info:
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/tutorial139.html#games

This has nothing to do with a program needing its permissions elevated to
run on the machine. That has to do with UAC and user account's access token
for admin or standard user token.

<copied>
The UAC team took a drastically different approach to designing the access
token creation process in Windows Vista. When an administrator user logs
on to a Windows Vista computer, two access tokens are created: a filtered
standard user access token and a full administrator access token. By
default, all users, including administrators, log on to Windows Vista as
standard users.

<copied>

So, one disables UAC to stop the UAC permissions escalation response/reply
prompt or one uses the Super Administrator account while UAC is enabled..