Run As Administrator Dialog in Windows 7

[rln]

If you click on Run As Administrator Dialog in Windows 7 It will display all the list of Admin Users(Administrator group of Accounts).

Is it possible to customize further.?

Means I want to hide particular administrator user account in that list.

 

[unifex]

If you click on Run As Administrator Dialog in Windows 7 It will display all the list of Admin Users(Administrator group of Accounts).

Funny, I don't have such a list.

If I right-click an app or a short-cut and choose Run As Administrator I will then see the UAC window and it will just ask me whether or not I want allow the app to modify Windows. If I click Yes, the app starts. No choice of admins there.

Or are you talking about something else?

 

[Bare Foot Kid]

If you click on Run As Administrator Dialog in Windows 7 It will display all the list of Admin Users(Administrator group of Accounts).

Funny, I don't have such a list.

If I right-click an app or a short-cut and choose Run As Administrator I will then see the UAC window and it will just ask me whether or not I want allow the app to modify Windows. If I click Yes, the app starts. No choice of admins there.

Or are you talking about something else?

Yes, what / where are you referring to?

 

[karlsnooks]

rln,

And your operating system is?

I ask because your profile shows XP.

 

[rln]

I am talking about Windows 7

 

[logicearth]

Funny, I don't have such a list.

If I right-click an app or a short-cut and choose Run As Administrator I will then see the UAC window and it will just ask me whether or not I want allow the app to modify Windows. If I click Yes, the app starts. No choice of admins there.

Or are you talking about something else?

It shows for standard users or if you configured Windows to do it for accounts part of "Administrators" group (not default).

There is a way to hide users...but it makes it almost impossible to ever log into them again.

 

[unifex]

It shows for standard users or if you configured Windows to do it for accounts part of "Administrators" group (not default).

There is a way to hide users...but it makes it almost impossible to ever log into them again.

I see. Then I guess I don't have it since I'm the only user of my machine. Although there is another user account that was automatically added by Cygwin, but mine is the only one used to log in.