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IronDuke
Is it possible to set Vista to run all exe-files as administrator?
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IronDuke said:Is it possible to set Vista to run all exe-files as administrator?
it's insane!!!!
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Rick Rogers
It's unnecessary. And no, it's not.
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Scott
it's insane!!!!
Nevertheless, most of the massses-o-ignorent out there do (In XP
anyway).
Of course, MS is to blame for most of that.....
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Alexander Suhovey
1. Turn off UAC. Search for "turn off UAC" in Start > Help and Support for
instructions on how to do it.
2. Add your user account to Administrators group (which I guess you've
already did)
instructions on how to do it.
2. Add your user account to Administrators group (which I guess you've
already did)
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ray
Is it possible to set Vista to run all exe-files as administrator?
That would not seem to be a good security practice.
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Conor
What the **** for? It's one of the most stupid ideas ever which is whyIs it possible to set Vista to run all exe-files as administrator?
they finally ditched it in Vista.
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Scott
1. Turn off UAC. Search for "turn off UAC" in Start > Help and Support for
instructions on how to do it.
2. Add your user account to Administrators group (which I guess you've
already did)
Then be sure you have a rock-solid firewall, AntiVirus and
anti-malware program that's updated regularly AND don't surf the web
with Internet Explorer.
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A: Because it messes up the order in which people normally read text.
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Scott
What the **** for? It's one of the most stupid ideas ever which is why
they finally ditched it in Vista.
Yes, albeit in a half-assed, yet overkill like manor.
Why they couldn't have gone the Mac OS/Linux "sudo" route is beyond
me.
It makes too much sense I suppose
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Scott http://angrykeyboarder.com
A: Because it messes up the order in which people normally read text.
Q: Why is top-posting such a bad thing?
NOTICE: In-Newsgroup (and therefore off-topic) comments on my sig will
be cheerfully ignored, so don't waste our time.
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Guest
Having Vista installed on a computer is already a bad security practice!!!ray said:That would not seem to be a good security practice.