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Dave Horne
My question applies to many third party programs but I'll use
'nistime-32bit.exe' as my example.
This is a program from the US government (National Institute of Science and
Technology) to provide atomic clock time and adjust your computer clock as
well. I have a shortcut on my desktop to that program and even have it set
to 'run as administrator'. Every time I click on that shortcut I have the
Vista User Account Control pop up that I must 'allow' to get that program to
open.
How do I convince Vista that I am the Administrator and that I trust that
program as well? I have 'run as administrator' clicked on the Advanced
properties in both the shortcut and the actual *.exe location.
The program does work, does adjust my computer clock, I just want to avoid
all this unnecessary mouse clicking. Thanks, DH
'nistime-32bit.exe' as my example.
This is a program from the US government (National Institute of Science and
Technology) to provide atomic clock time and adjust your computer clock as
well. I have a shortcut on my desktop to that program and even have it set
to 'run as administrator'. Every time I click on that shortcut I have the
Vista User Account Control pop up that I must 'allow' to get that program to
open.
How do I convince Vista that I am the Administrator and that I trust that
program as well? I have 'run as administrator' clicked on the Advanced
properties in both the shortcut and the actual *.exe location.
The program does work, does adjust my computer clock, I just want to avoid
all this unnecessary mouse clicking. Thanks, DH