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Selectively disabling UAC for specific programs on Windows 7
Is it possible on Windows 7 to run a certain executable as Aministrator without UAC prompt and without disabling system-wide UAC prompt?
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closed as exact duplicate by Mehper C. Palavuzlar, Shinrai, paradroid, random♦ Jul 12 '11 at 22:06
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Go to Control panel and double click the user accounts and profiles icon in category view and then click towards the bottom in the dialogue box that says User Account Control Access and then move your slider down to one or two levels above completely off. In Windows 7 you have 4 options on how intrusive you want the UAC control setting to be. In vista it was simply on or off with no in between setting that you could set it to. I keep mine completely off for home usage. I recommend keeping it partially on for a business network. Just look for your preferred setting and set it to it. Read the setting descriptions in the right hand pane of the UAC control settings window. This is the best method I know to fix your issue. | |||||
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