Vista Pop ups

It seems that every time you try and do something in Vista, it pops up some
warning. It is very tiresome to alwyas see these warnings. Why is the
system set up for real novices. most people have been using computers for
over 20 years. How do we turn this feature off.

richquick;566080 Wrote:
> It seems that every time you try and do something in Vista, it pops up
> some
> warning. It is very tiresome to alwyas see these warnings. Why is the
> system set up for real novices. most people have been using computers
> for
> over 20 years. How do we turn this feature off.

Hi Rich,

Here are a copuple of options for you to get rid of the UAC prompt.

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/67...r-account.html

and

http://www.vistax64.com/tutorials/80...ege-level.html

Shawn


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Posted by Ronnie Vernon [MVP]
This is a developers tool that will allow you to selectively enable programs
to bypass the UAC prompt. Recommended for Vista Business, Enterprise and
Ultimate.

How to disable the User Account Control Prompt for certain applications:
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/946932
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"richquick" <> wrote in message
news:1AEF5115-A8C7-4DC1-A74E-...
> It seems that every time you try and do something in Vista, it pops up
> some
> warning. It is very tiresome to alwyas see these warnings. Why is the
> system set up for real novices. most people have been using computers for
> over 20 years. How do we turn this feature off.

This is how I turned it off.

----- Original Message -----
From: "BurrWalnut" <>
Newsgroups: microsoft.public.windows.vista.file_management
Sent: Monday, December 24, 2007 9:30 AM
Subject: RE: disable the UAC elevation prompts


> You can stop the prompt without UAC losing its security strengths, in
> Vista
> Home Basic and Vista Home Premium go to the Windows Orb (Start), type
> regedit, press Enter and navigate to registry key
> HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\Curr entVersion\Policies\System
> and change the value of ConsentPromptBehaviorAdmin to 0 (zero) from 2.
> Or read this
> http://msmvps.com/blogs/bradley/arch...-now-what.aspx


"richquick" <> wrote in message
news:1AEF5115-A8C7-4DC1-A74E-...
> It seems that every time you try and do something in Vista, it pops up
> some
> warning. It is very tiresome to alwyas see these warnings. Why is the
> system set up for real novices. most people have been using computers for
> over 20 years. How do we turn this feature off.

There's a way to actually turn off the beep and darkened
screen that comes with secure desktop. it's a registry hack.
You still have to grant it perms to run.

I wouldn't turn off UAC. In fact, I wouldn't even hack
the registry, since the secure desktop actually prevents
apps from bypassing the approval mode.

After you use the computer for a while, the
number of times it does anything like that
seems to lessen.

Malware writers have been using the computer for 20
years or more too. For me, it simply isn't worth the risk.



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Curt


"richquick" <> wrote in message
news:1AEF5115-A8C7-4DC1-A74E-...
> It seems that every time you try and do something in Vista, it pops up
> some
> warning. It is very tiresome to alwyas see these warnings. Why is the
> system set up for real novices. most people have been using computers for
> over 20 years. How do we turn this feature off.

I repeat. You can stop the prompts without UAC losing its security
strengths!

"Curt" <> wrote in message
news:%...
> There's a way to actually turn off the beep and darkened
> screen that comes with secure desktop. it's a registry hack.
> You still have to grant it perms to run.
>
> I wouldn't turn off UAC. In fact, I wouldn't even hack
> the registry, since the secure desktop actually prevents
> apps from bypassing the approval mode.
>
> After you use the computer for a while, the
> number of times it does anything like that
> seems to lessen.
>
> Malware writers have been using the computer for 20
> years or more too. For me, it simply isn't worth the risk.
>
>
>
> --
> Curt
>
>
> "richquick" <> wrote in message
> news:1AEF5115-A8C7-4DC1-A74E-...
>> It seems that every time you try and do something in Vista, it pops up
>> some
>> warning. It is very tiresome to alwyas see these warnings. Why is the
>> system set up for real novices. most people have been using computers
>> for
>> over 20 years. How do we turn this feature off.
>