Problem with UAC if disarmed!

[flaubert]

Hi...I have just discovered this problem in my windows 7 x86 if I disable the UAC and reboot the pc.
Practically, to the reboot of the operating system and once loaded it appears me an error message:
"setup file is corrupted.Please obtain a new copy of the program"

What type of error is it and as he resolves?

Instead, if I put UAC on on, the error it disappears to the reboot of the pc.

 

[soyea]

but why would you want to disable uac?

 

[flaubert]

Hello bro!
I have had to disarm to install it "UxStyle" and so I have found the problem. Now I have reactivated UAC and the problem has disappeared.Strange.

 

[severedsolo]

just a guess, but i guessing an old installation is triggered to run at startup, UAC is blocking it, with UAC disabled it tries to run, cant find the right bits and gives you a nice error message

 

[flaubert]

It is probable. But I don't succeed in understanding what program both the cause of the problem.

 

[severedsolo]

try this: Autoruns for Windows see if you can find whats autorunning

 

[Fumz]

Just my opinion... but if a program required that I disable UAC just to install, I'd be looking elsewhere.

 

[seekermeister]

Personally, I do not see a need for UAC, because my firewall performs that task quite well. UAC just becomes an annoyance.

 

[flaubert]

I have individualize the cause but as I resolve?

The cause they are the two processes:

"policies" C/windows/install/flash.exe

the first two, aloft, that see in the attached screen.

This happens:

-if I disarm the UAC that two processes they try to burden to the start but they don't succeed us and the error message is verified.

-if I train the UAC instead the two processes they don't load him to the start and the error it is not verified

Any Solution guys?

 

[severedsolo]

disable them from starting? you obviously dont need them....

 

[Capt.Jack Sparrow]

IMO .. I won't disable UAC because it one of the best self defence you got to prevent from any threats to your OS. Seeing your startup it might be either HP or ESET and Why you want Your Uninstaller to your startup i would disable it.

Hope this helps,
Captain

 

[flaubert]

Ok thanks. I have finally resolved. The two processes in object were loaded from the program "your uninstaller pro 2010." I have eliminated "your uninstaller pro 2010" and the problem is resolved.

Thanks to all for the support!

Best regards from Italy.

 

[Capt.Jack Sparrow]

Ok thanks. I have finally resolved. The two processes in object were loaded from the program "your uninstaller pro 2010." I have eliminated "your uninstaller pro 2010" and the problem is resolved.

Thanks to all for the support!

Best regards from Italy.

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