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gmitch64
Is there any way to set up the client so that it doesn't trigger the UAC warnings in Windows 7?
Graham
Graham
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DM7020
HI
This feature Might be supported through a Gpo Setting.
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This feature Might be supported through a Gpo Setting.
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markaarnold
Anyone know if there's a more specific fix for this? I prefer not to disable UAC if possible. Is there some behavior in the 2x client that can be disabled such that it isn't trying something that provokes the UAC prompt?
Thanks
Mark
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DM7020
HI
I suggest to go through Microsoft blog recommendation programs using UAC
http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/windo ... l;post-635
I suggest to go through Microsoft blog recommendation programs using UAC
http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/windo ... l;post-635
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lula4580
Well I also got this Problem with the UAC of Windows 7. When I´m login in the Domain I allways have to type in username and password. Those "tricks" like schedule the application to run with the highest privileges do not work in the Domain.
As local Admin I only have to agree to launch the 2X client, the schedule trick works here. I don´t want to turn off the UAC! And the User should be Users and no Admins!
I try to install the certificates of 2X Client, no success!
What else can I do? Anybody got a idea?
As local Admin I only have to agree to launch the 2X client, the schedule trick works here. I don´t want to turn off the UAC! And the User should be Users and no Admins!
I try to install the certificates of 2X Client, no success!
What else can I do? Anybody got a idea?