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Windows 7: How do I PERMANENTLY give app permission to run?

02 Feb 2010   #1

Windows7 Pro x64
 
 
How do I PERMANENTLY give app permission to run?

Hi

How can I give permission for Windows7 to PERMANENTLY give permission to a particular application to run?

e.g. I am very fond of a desktop application called "Everything" - that quickly indexes and the searches very fast across all your file names for the text you enter. It's a great tool for speeding up finding files when you have no idea where the heck you saved them - but it's a pain that every time you open "Everything" (after a Windows 7 reboot) you are forced to manually give it permission to run - AGAIN.


Ship

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02 Feb 2010   #2

Win 8 Release candidate 8400
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by shiphen View Post
Hi

How can I give permission for Windows7 to PERMANENTLY give permission to a particular application to run?

e.g. I am very fond of a desktop application called "Everything" - that quickly indexes and the searches very fast across all your file names for the text you enter. It's a great tool for speeding up finding files when you have no idea where the heck you saved them - but it's a pain that every time you open "Everything" (after a Windows 7 reboot) you are forced to manually give it permission to run - AGAIN.


Ship

Hi ship

either run as admiin, or lower or turn off UAC
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02 Feb 2010   #3

Win 8 Release candidate 8400
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by shiphen View Post
Hi

How can I give permission for Windows7 to PERMANENTLY give permission to a particular application to run?

e.g. I am very fond of a desktop application called "Everything" - that quickly indexes and the searches very fast across all your file names for the text you enter. It's a great tool for speeding up finding files when you have no idea where the heck you saved them - but it's a pain that every time you open "Everything" (after a Windows 7 reboot) you are forced to manually give it permission to run - AGAIN.


Ship

Hi ship

either run as admin, or lower or turn off UAC
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02 Feb 2010   #4

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
 
 

if it is the open file security window that you are complaining about then you can disable them entirely by setting the enviroment variable: SEE_MASK_NOZONECHECKS = 1

If that is not the issue then I am not sure. Also that variable will stop all zone checking so dont do this if you dont feel comfortable doing that.
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02 Feb 2010   #5

Windows7 Pro x64
 
 

Now I'm confused - in general, I LIKE being asked for permission for things to run.
(I am hoping that new unwanted/malware/virus-like things may get caught at this point...)
However certain things (such this particular desktop search thing) I want to give PERMANENT permission to.

So I dont want to switch anything off globally...

Ship
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02 Feb 2010   #6

64-bit Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 & Windows 8 Enterprise
Texas
 
 

Hello Ship,

You could create a elevated shortcut for the program to use for this.

Elevated Program Shortcut without UAC Prompt - Create

Hope this helps,
Shawn
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02 Feb 2010   #7

Windows 7 Ultimate x64
 
 

Quote   Quote: Originally Posted by Brink View Post
Nice, thank you for this.
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02 Feb 2010   #8

64-bit Windows 7 Ultimate SP1 & Windows 8 Enterprise
Texas
 
 

You're welcome BunBun.
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