Run AS different user problem

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Piccolo

Whenever I run a program, it pops up a Run As dialog box asking if I
want to run as current user, or the following user. It asks me this
even if i disable all other accounts. The icon in the top left of the
dialog box is a set of keys, I remember seeing this in the control
panel before but cannot find anything like that any longer. Fast user
switching and secondary Logon is off. This prevents me from running a
few applications, such as anti-virus. Does anyone know a way to get
rid of this so it run in current user all the time?
 
Hi Piccolo,

For the program shortcuts that give you the Run As dialogue box when you run
the program, right-click on the shortcut, select Properties, then click on
the Advanced button under the Shortcut tab. If the checkbox beside "Run with
different credentials" is checked, click in the checkbox to clear it, then
click on Apply then OK.



Regards,
 
Whenever I run a program, it pops up a Run As dialog box asking if I
want to run as current user, or the following user. It asks me this
even if i disable all other accounts. The icon in the top left of the
dialog box is a set of keys, I remember seeing this in the control
panel before but cannot find anything like that any longer. Fast user
switching and secondary Logon is off. This prevents me from running a
few applications, such as anti-virus. Does anyone know a way to get
rid of this so it run in current user all the time?

Hi Piccolo,

For the program shortcuts that give you the Run As dialogue box when you run
the program, right-click on the shortcut, select Properties, then click on
the Advanced button under the Shortcut tab. If the checkbox beside "Run with
different credentials" is checked, click in the checkbox to clear it, then
click on Apply then OK.



Regards,
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Thank you, I check that and none of the shorcuts have that box
checked. But the "Run in Seperate Memory Space" is checked for every
single one of them. It does the same thing when I click on the actual
program exe file.
 
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