Vista - error message: "Consent UI for administrative ..."

Vista - error message: "Consent UI for administrative..."
Does anybody know how to fix the error message "Consent UI for administrative
applications stopped working....". I installed Vista and ran all updates,
NAV security and Setup Windows Mail. I can't run any apps, commands and
can't even disable UAC. My logon is admin equivalent. I am new at Vista but
knowledgeable with XP. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Please respond
if you can.

"Atlantan" wrote:

> Vista - error message: "Consent UI for administrative..."
> Does anybody know how to fix the error message "Consent UI for administrative
> applications stopped working....". I installed Vista and ran all updates,
> NAV security and Setup Windows Mail. I can't run any apps, commands and
> can't even disable UAC. My logon is admin equivalent. I am new at Vista but
> knowledgeable with XP. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Please respond
> if you can.
>
>


Adlantan,

First things first: Uninstall your Norton Antivirus and install an
antivirus that will not try to take control of your system. Norton/Symantec
is junk and creates more problems that it solves.

Have a nice day.

C.B.

C.E, Thanks for your response. the problem is that I couldn't
install/uninstall any apps. In the past few days I couldn't find any
refrences to the solution. Unless I find the answer to this mystery, Vista is
not welcome on my computers. I went ahead and formated the drive and
installed XP instead.
Security is good but I want to be the one in control of that.
Thanks,

"CB" wrote:

>
>
> "Atlantan" wrote:
>
> > Vista - error message: "Consent UI for administrative..."
> > Does anybody know how to fix the error message "Consent UI for administrative
> > applications stopped working....". I installed Vista and ran all updates,
> > NAV security and Setup Windows Mail. I can't run any apps, commands and
> > can't even disable UAC. My logon is admin equivalent. I am new at Vista but
> > knowledgeable with XP. Any help would be greatly appreciated. Please respond
> > if you can.
> >
> >
>
>
> Adlantan,
>
> First things first: Uninstall your Norton Antivirus and install an
> antivirus that will not try to take control of your system. Norton/Symantec
> is junk and creates more problems that it solves.
>
> Have a nice day.
>
> C.B.