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Bobsie
Running Vista Ultimate 32-bit. Experimented for a day with UAC off. Decided
that wasn't a good idea, so I turned it back on. Unfortunately, IE Protected
Mode remains off. The IE box activating Protected Mode is checked. I reset IE
settings to default. Norton Internet Security 2008 & Windows Defender agree
that UAC is on. The Microsoft Baseline Security tools says everything is O.K.
What can I do to get IE Protected Mode back on?
By the way, the single account established on this computer is the (renamed)
Administrator account. Probably not a good idea, but it's probably too late
to change since all my documents are filed under "Administrator" and 3 other
peer-to-peer PCs rely on them.
Also by the way, this PC has NEVER prompted me for UAC-related issues like
my other PCs running Vista Home Premium do. I always assumed this was because
I'm using the Administrator account. However, IE Protected Mode used to
report itself as "On" before I switched UAC off & then back on a day later.
that wasn't a good idea, so I turned it back on. Unfortunately, IE Protected
Mode remains off. The IE box activating Protected Mode is checked. I reset IE
settings to default. Norton Internet Security 2008 & Windows Defender agree
that UAC is on. The Microsoft Baseline Security tools says everything is O.K.
What can I do to get IE Protected Mode back on?
By the way, the single account established on this computer is the (renamed)
Administrator account. Probably not a good idea, but it's probably too late
to change since all my documents are filed under "Administrator" and 3 other
peer-to-peer PCs rely on them.
Also by the way, this PC has NEVER prompted me for UAC-related issues like
my other PCs running Vista Home Premium do. I always assumed this was because
I'm using the Administrator account. However, IE Protected Mode used to
report itself as "On" before I switched UAC off & then back on a day later.