Startup blocked

I am trying to run a program at startup that is continually being
blocked at startup by the UAC and thus defeats the purpose of doing
so. I think I need to change the permissions of the program in order
to get this to work, but am not sure of what the correct approach is
to doing this. What setting do I need to change and how do I get them
to lock in. I am also running this program in XP compatibility mode
if that makes a difference. I am the sole user/administrator of this
PC.

Thanks

Right click the program > choose properties > then choose advanced >
check the run as admin > which still might need a UAC not sure.


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perhaps, you can turn off the user
account control.

it is found under "security" via
the system control panel.

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"lb" <ldbrw@my-Dejanews.com> wrote in message
news:079a42b4-ed64-42ce-990d-b54adcf6382c@k19g2000yqc.googlegroups.com...
> I am trying to run a program at startup that is continually being
> blocked at startup by the UAC and thus defeats the purpose of doing
> so. I think I need to change the permissions of the program in order
> to get this to work, but am not sure of what the correct approach is
> to doing this. What setting do I need to change and how do I get them
> to lock in. I am also running this program in XP compatibility mode
> if that makes a difference. I am the sole user/administrator of this
> PC.
>
> Thanks

To disable UAC prompts (aka "Quiet Mode") NOT UAC.
Run Regedit and navigate to
[HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\Policies\System]
Change the value of ConsentPromptBehaviorAdmin from "2" to "0".


"lb" <ldbrw@my-Dejanews.com> wrote in message
news:079a42b4-ed64-42ce-990d-b54adcf6382c@k19g2000yqc.googlegroups.com...
>I am trying to run a program at startup that is continually being
> blocked at startup by the UAC and thus defeats the purpose of doing
> so. I think I need to change the permissions of the program in order
> to get this to work, but am not sure of what the correct approach is
> to doing this. What setting do I need to change and how do I get them
> to lock in. I am also running this program in XP compatibility mode
> if that makes a difference. I am the sole user/administrator of this
> PC.
>
> Thanks

Turning off UAC is a very bad idea and is not recommended.


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lb wrote:
> I am trying to run a program at startup that is continually being
> blocked at startup by the UAC and thus defeats the purpose of doing
> so. I think I need to change the permissions of the program in order
> to get this to work, but am not sure of what the correct approach is
> to doing this. What setting do I need to change and how do I get them
> to lock in. I am also running this program in XP compatibility mode
> if that makes a difference. I am the sole user/administrator of this
> PC.
>

http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/wi...windows/?p=616

I did not say anything about turning it off.

When posting, quote relevant information so that others know what the hell
you're talking about.

"CrucialHoax" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
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>
> Turning off UAC is a very bad idea and is not recommended.
>
>
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