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Tag Archives: UAC
MSI Live Update disables User Account Control
I thought I’d seen just about every dumb thing that a developer could do, but this latest one from MSI is a whopper.. I have an MSI Wind netbook that’s having some shutdown and sleep issues when running Windows 7, … Continue reading
Sunday Link Love
Here’s a few articles that I’ve been reading recently and I thought it might be worthwhile sharing them: Kevin Reeuwijk has an article on integrating App-V 4.5 with SCCM 2007 R2, but shows us how to get the best of … Continue reading
Troubleshooting an Extraneous UAC Prompt
Even though I log onto my domain machine with a standard user account, I’ve been prompted by UAC to elevate when running Registry Editor. After putting up with it for a couple of months, I finally got around to doing … Continue reading
Windows Vista SP1 – Streamlining UAC Interaction
Here’s a great example of the improvements to interaction with User Account Control in Windows Vista Service Pack -creating folders in system locations (e.g. the Start Menu, Program Files etc.). This is probably the most ‘in your face’ UAC interaction, … Continue reading
TweakVI encourages users to turn off UAC
TweakVI is a tweaking and “optimisation” application from Totalidea that is essentially a front end for a large number of registry settings that you can enable or disable to change the behaviour of features in Windows Vista. The application is … Continue reading