Re: UAC/Run as Administrator Issue

Uac IS useless if you cant automate some obviously correct stuff that
will always get UAC run...


The reality is that UAC seems to get in the way more than it really
helps.

I will be turning it off real soon, as it seems every body says get
used to it and 'hit' continue.

Which means everybootup I have dozens of apps to 'continue' ..so it
either gets turned off, or bypassed..

Im already running other stuff for security including NORTON & behind a
double router setup (per my inhouse setup). so I figure IM ok.


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Tulsaboyw wrote:
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> Which means everybootup I have dozens of apps to 'continue' ..so it
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Eh? Why are you getting UAC at boot up? Are you trying to run programs
that are not Vista compatible?
I get UAC maybe ONCE A WEEK......

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Welcome to userland. The Vista UAC mechanism was designed give you easy
access to the admin token when needed. Even the protected admin account
is affected. If you just can't stand working in userland, maybe this is
for you.



Some people just can't be restriced to userland and have to be
administrators, but most people are better off as users.

"Tulsaboyw" <guest@unknown-email.com> wrote in message
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>
> Uac IS useless if you cant automate some obviously correct stuff that
> will always get UAC run...
>
>
> The reality is that UAC seems to get in the way more than it really
> helps.
>
> I will be turning it off real soon, as it seems every body says get
> used to it and 'hit' continue.
>
> Which means everybootup I have dozens of apps to 'continue' ..so it
> either gets turned off, or bypassed..
>
> Im already running other stuff for security including NORTON & behind
> a
> double router setup (per my inhouse setup). so I figure IM ok.
>
>
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> Tulsaboyw <!--colorc--><!--/colorc-->

 

Samhere.

most of the time I can suffice..

But abot half of my stuff could go either way depending on what I do.

most of the time I wont.


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