Let's discuss UAC here

That and I think the false-positives were to great for MS to implement a true UAC. GPU-Z whenever run, asks me for permission. I have shortcut to at least five programs that require me to click ok.

I can't imagine typing in the user/pass each time especially since it asks each time I run the program as it doesn't say "Oh you want to allow this everytime its ran. Ok will do"

I think the setup they have is a grey-area instead of black and white of admin vs. user

Thorsen said:

That and I think the false-positives were to great for MS to implement a true UAC. GPU-Z whenever run, asks me for permission. I have shortcut to at least five programs that require me to click ok.

I can't imagine typing in the user/pass each time especially since it asks each time I run the program as it doesn't say "Oh you want to allow this everytime its ran. Ok will do"

I think the setup they have is a grey-area instead of black and white of admin vs. user

agreed.... I run Peerblock on startup, and it needs admin privelidges to kick in, I have made a batch file to auto elevate it without prompting if its ran on startup, you couldn't do that in the "user vs admin" scenario

severedsolo said:

agreed.... I run Peerblock on startup, and it needs admin privelidges to kick in, I have made a batch file to auto elevate it without prompting if its ran on startup, you couldn't do that in the "user vs admin" scenario

Glad to see the batch file worked.

it did, thanks again carl, so useful now i know how to do them

hi cashmo, i sent you a visitor message with all the details you need, look at the top near your name for something saying "Notifications"

Why not install Peerblock as a service...?

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