redundant questions when you execute any command

[Stop stupid questions after executions]

How does one stop Vista from asking operator if he or she actually wants to
do what he or she tells it to do. This redundancy makes all my clients (over
10,000pid questions: put a CD or DVD in drive and Vista asks if operator is
sure he or she wants to view the DVD - "no, actually I put it in there so I
could eat ice cream." I have given up. I will continue installing Linux until
someone can tell me how to stop (turn off) the idiot redundant questions. I
have about 9,991 more clients to switch over to Linux.

 

[Andre Da Costa[ActiveWin]]

I will continue installing Linux until
someone can tell me how to stop (turn off) the idiot redundant questions. I
have about 9,991 more clients to switch over to Linux.

Good luck!
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Blog: http://adacosta.spaces.live.com
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[Jon]

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How does one stop Vista from asking operator if he or she actually wants
to
do what he or she tells it to do. This redundancy makes all my clients
(over
10,000pid questions: put a CD or DVD in drive and Vista asks if operator
is
sure he or she wants to view the DVD - "no, actually I put it in there so
I
could eat ice cream." I have given up. I will continue installing Linux
until
someone can tell me how to stop (turn off) the idiot redundant questions.
I
have about 9,991 more clients to switch over to Linux.

I could tell you how to turn if off, but you'd first need to confirm that
that is what you really want to do.

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[forty-nine]

someone can tell me how to stop (turn off) the idiot redundant questions.
I
have about 9,991 more clients to switch over to Linux.

Wait until they use a program like gnucash, and it keeps telling them "
cannot parse /username/gnucash/money"
or the tons of other errors you get in linux cause for some reason you don't
have permission for a file you create.

 

[Bob]

Go to the Windows Orb (Start), type regedit, press Enter and navigate to
registry key
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System
and change the value of ConsentPromptBehaviorAdmin to 0 (zero) from 2.

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