UAC User Account

[Terry]

I have two programs that need to run on boot up. In both cases I get prompted
to allow. Can I turn this prompt off for particular users by turning UAC off?
Or does it turn off for everyone?

Can UAC be configured to be off for JUST these two programs?

Appreciate any help.

 

[Terry]

Shawn
Thanks I will give this a try

 

[H Brown]

Hello Brink, If you have time and don't mind would you please a look at the
referenced post below and threads?
I have made a couple of replies to a post in the
microsoft.public.windows.vista.adminmistration_accounts_passwords first
posted on 2/23/2009 9:11 PM From: jwazevedo Subject: Re: User Account
Control blocking a program despite permissions
I think your solution you gave Terry in this thread will work for
"jwazevedo" as well. Do you agree and is there anything you want to add?
Do you have time to give "jwazevedo" the solution he is looking for? Let me
know your preferences on how you wish to proceed.
I await your reply
H Brown

 

[Terry]

Shawn,
Either I'm doing something wrong or this did not help. The application shows
up in Software Explorer as "not yet classified", When I highlight it I can
remove or disable, not enable.

Yet everyting I boot I still get the icon lower right windows has blocked
this application.

The user is an administrator, however when I look at software explorer the
application is there but I cannot remove it, disable it or enable it.

Yet when loggon as the Administrator the application is NOT blocked!

So I told it to run as administrator, this did NOT help. I really do not
want to have to delete this user and only allow him to log on as The
Administrator

So I guess I need more help

Thanks

 

[H Brown]

See my post to this tread under H Brown before yours to Brink. Do you think
your solution will work in that case.
Seems if it will work it should do the job for the poster in question. Your
solution does seem clean and simple. Not
that Brinks is not clean and simple also. Your solution does seem to
address the poster that I replied to problem. See what you think if you
don't mind.
Looking forward to your reply.
H Brown

 

[Ray Luca]

See my post to this tread under H Brown before yours to Brink.

This is Usenet, not a bulletin board.

 

[H Brown]

So your advise is to go ahead and post the information/copy to an other
poster in a different newsgroup as if these where my original thoughts and
not checking out weather or not the people with a possible solution (their
ideas) agree that it will work. I am willing to learn the best ways to make
this work for the people posting questions that have an issue with some
aspect of Vista. If you have any ideas how to advance the reasons for
anyone to post please advise. I look forward to your subjections and ideas
and the correct way to handle all this.
I remain open minded
H Brown

 

[Terry]

Gentleman,
I set up the Task Scheduler as noted. However it failed to run. Error message:
“task did not run due to one of constraints in the task definition. 0x80041324
Additional data error 2147750692 event 101

I will try to search these errors tomorrow.

Thanks to all

 

[Ray Luca]

So your advise is to go ahead and post the information/copy to an other
poster in a different newsgroup as if these where my original thoughts and
not checking out weather or not the people with a possible solution (their
ideas) agree that it will work. I am willing to learn the best ways to make
this work for the people posting questions that have an issue with some
aspect of Vista. If you have any ideas how to advance the reasons for
anyone to post please advise. I look forward to your subjections and ideas
and the correct way to handle all this.
I remain open minded
H Brown

Quote everything you're replying to: those of us out here that don't
use that awful bulletin board interface can't see what you see.

If you need to include a quote from somewhere else to make your point,
that's what copy and paste is for.

You might also look into using Windows Mail - or Windows Live Mail -
for accessing these groups.

http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/microsoft-newsgroup-setup-instructions-for-windows-mail/

 

[H Brown]

Quote everything you're replying to: those of us out here that don't
use that awful interface can't see what you see.

If you need to include a quote from somewhere else to make your point,
that's what copy and paste is for.

You might also look into using Windows Mail - or Windows Live Mail -
for accessing these groups.

http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/microsoft-newsgroup-setup-instructions-for-windows-mail/

Thanks for your input Ray. I absolutely agree with you.
I only post with newsreaders, I use Windows Live Mail most of the time.
But I also use Windows Mail as a news reader, primarily for comparative
purposes.
If by bulletin board interface you are referring to the web based interface
to MS communities or
perhaps some the many web forums out there, I don't use that interface to
post. I use a NNTP newsreader client.

In my reply to Brink in one of the treads to this post the original poster
(Terry) question or issue _was_ quoted.
Terry's issue was about the same as the other poster that had posted to a
different
newsgroup,
microsoft.public.windows.vista.adminmistration_accounts_passwords, that I
had replied
to nearly two weeks ago. Not window.vista.general that you are reading now.
Rather than copy and paste everything that had been written I copied and
pasted the link that theses
servers automatically generate and that was
for anybody that wanted to check it to read the OP and all replies/threads.
For example links to your
first reply to this thread.
Check the _source file_ in my post for verification.
My post in these treads was mainly extended as a courtesy to "Brink" and
"Jack the Ripper" who spent their time and used their knowledge/research
to help another resolve some issue. Then also, give them both every
opportunity to jump in or not; provided they desire to do so.

So you see Ray, you and I are in complete agreement.
Its not only very frustrating but in most cases a waste of time to see only
bits and peaces of threads and such generated on web based forums that
filter down to these news servers.
Most people are totally unaware of Newsgroups due to lack of research and
not reading any directions readily at their disposal. Ironically that is
also the exact reason those same people try posting to those forums and
these newsgroups, hoping to locate someone else that has (RTFM) to avoid the
valuable waste of their time just to fix or understand something.
Not all people but most/many.
Of course that's another subject.
Thanks for your concerns,
H Brown