Annoying prompt window

[dkizerod]

Hello. When I try to open up programs like Defraggler, Malwarebytes, Spybot or Revo Uninstaller that prompt on the pic bugs me.
Even after I give all permissions from security tab it still comes. Is there a way to disable it except turning off user account control completely?

 

[Mike Connor]

Hello. When I try to open up programs like Defraggler, Malwarebytes, Spybot or Revo Uninstaller that prompt on the pic bugs me.View attachment 151594
Even after I give all permissions from security tab it still comes. Is there a way to disable it except turning off user account control completely?

No.

Regards....Mike Connor

 

[nitroman84]

Have a look at this thread

 

[indianacarnie]

Why do you not want to turn off uac? Turned mine off after about 2 days in Vista and it was one of the first things I did when I got Win7. If you are a halfway studious surfer you really don't need it, imho. Just as a thought ....... how many times since you've had it has an UNWANTED application set it off?

Now, I know some very knowledgeable people here will disagree with me about this particular issue but what was/is your answer to the above question?

 

[dkizerod]

Have a look at this thread

Thanks but that's not what I am looking for.

This http://www.sevenforums.com/tutorials/299-user-account-control-uac-change-notification-settings.html seems to do the trick but it takes soo long time.

 

[dkizerod]

Why do you not want to turn off uac? Turned mine off after about 2 days in Vista and it was one of the first things I did when I got Win7. If you are a halfway studious surfer you really don't need it, imho. Just as a thought ....... how many times since you've had it has an UNWANTED application set it off?

Now, I know some very knowledgeable people here will disagree with me about this particular issue but what was/is your answer to the above question?

Well I would like to but I don't want to turn my computer into a zombie.

 

[Mike Connor]

Why do you not want to turn off uac? Turned mine off after about 2 days in Vista and it was one of the first things I did when I got Win7. If you are a halfway studious surfer you really don't need it, imho. Just as a thought ....... how many times since you've had it has an UNWANTED application set it off?

Now, I know some very knowledgeable people here will disagree with me about this particular issue but what was/is your answer to the above question?

I don't think many people will disagree with you per se. But they may well disagree about the wisdom of some users turning off system security settings. If you are confident and knowledgeable enough to operate without these things, that's fine, and it's your responsibility. But advising others to do it when you don't know anything at all about their circumstances or level of competence is a bad idea.

Regards....Mike Connor