How remove user prompt (pop up) window about security confirmation ?

TreeHole · 23 Dec 2016

I have UAC turned off, but still if I want run some .exe file, I see this:

I used this tutorial to fix it(Open File Security Warning - Enable or Disable

But it didn't work.

Any other tip please?

MoxieMomma · 23 Dec 2016

Hi, @TreeHole:

UAC is a safety feature -- it's there to help protect your computer.

While Malwarebytes AdwCleaner is certainly not malicious (assuming the file you have is legit and from the official source), other *.exe files you try to run might be.

What's the big deal with clicking to "Run" and approve the UAC?

Just curious...

MM

TreeHole · 23 Dec 2016

Please don't argument against my settings, rather help me with my goal. I'm not teenager clicker user, I know what I'm doing, when I disabled UAC.

Thanks for your understanding

MoxieMomma · 23 Dec 2016

Hi:

My reply was not an argument.
It was a friendly suggestion in the interest of your computer's security and safety.
Feel free to disregard the suggestion.
Brink's tutorials are typically 100% fool-proof. So, if the tutorial did not work for you, there may be something amiss on your system.
Perhaps someone else will have some ideas for you.

Cheers,
MM

DavidE · 23 Dec 2016

If you uncheck Always ask before opening this file will it work the way you want from then on ?

TreeHole · 23 Dec 2016

DavidE said:

If you uncheck Always ask before opening this file will it work the way you want from then on ?

It did work just on that one particular .exe file.
Not for other .exe files.

TreeHole · 23 Dec 2016

Can you reply Brink please ?
I made separate topics like you told me.
Thanks

torchwood · 23 Dec 2016

Hello Treehole,
Although its unadvised to do this MS Technet published this how to article.
https://www.google.co.uk/url?sa=t&rc...DbuTRveEstCA7w

Roy

Josbeph · 24 Dec 2016

MoxieMomma said:

Hi:

My reply was not an argument.
It was a friendly suggestion in the interest of your computer's security and safety.
Feel free to disregard the suggestion.
Brink's tutorials are typically 100% fool-proof. So, if the tutorial did not work for you, there may be something amiss on your system.
Perhaps someone else will have some ideas for you.

Cheers,
MM

I Agree, since Brink's tutorials are typically fool-proof, it may be your computer. Run a virus scan and malware scan, see if anything comes up. I did it on an old computer that had UAC off and I was surprised to find 11 malware and 14 viruses.

TreeHole · 24 Dec 2016

Josbeph:
I have installed Malwarebyte's anti malware and Eset's Nod 32 antivirus. I think I'm ok

torchwood:
Your link is for reg key to disable UAC. I have it disabled, I just need to turn off those opening .exe files secutity warning confirmations.

Thank you all