Running Administrative Processes at Boot w/o User Intervention

I have two applications that require administrative priveliges that
I like to run when Windows starts, except I have to go through a 6-
click procedure just to get those two programs running when I boot.
I wish maybe the programmers would wise up and write it as a service
but they haven't, so now I am dealing with it. Does anyone have any
ideas as to how I can have these two programs run automatically
without my intervention at boot? If not, shouldn't there be some
kind of feature like that in UAC? Please SP1, Please!!


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Hi,

You can't, not without disabling UAC. If there were a way, then trust me the
virus writers would be taking advantage of it.

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Best of Luck,

Rick Rogers, aka "Nutcase" - Microsoft MVP
http://mvp.support.microsoft.com/
Windows help - www.rickrogers.org
My thoughts http://rick-mvp.blogspot.com

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>I have two applications that require administrative priveliges that
> I like to run when Windows starts, except I have to go through a 6-
> click procedure just to get those two programs running when I boot.
> I wish maybe the programmers would wise up and write it as a service
> but they haven't, so now I am dealing with it. Does anyone have any
> ideas as to how I can have these two programs run automatically
> without my intervention at boot? If not, shouldn't there be some
> kind of feature like that in UAC? Please SP1, Please!!
>
>
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