Reign
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Re: [Vista] Start Up Issue ...
Yup.. just checked they are all on Allow.. |
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Reign
seXorcist
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How do you check that on the Registry? |
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BillRoland
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said by Reign  :What check marks you see there, are on the rest of them too. I think he means on the registry entry itself, not the shortcut.
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Reign
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What check marks you see there, are on the rest of them too. |
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MSeng
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When I ask what permissions are on the subkey, I mean:
Permissions to System
Permissions to Administrator
Permissions to Creator Owner
Permissions to Users
I'm hoping someone with a similar setup can compare your entries to one that doesn't have this problem.
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Reign
seXorcist
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The permissions are set for the program to have ALL acesuss to the computer. |
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Keizer
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said by Reign :I will take mine off if you can tell me how to stop the ANNOYING reminder that Systen user controll is OFF in the sys tray you get on EVERY start up... If you do decide to turn off UAC, you can stop the reminder in the windows security center. See screeny!
EDIT: I am in no way telling you to turn off UAC. Do so at your own risk!! |
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Reign
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This is what is in there.. yes it is.. maybe if theres a command i can add..
And I have Every permission set on it, to allow to do anything. |
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MSeng
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said by Reign :My Hp Quick Launch application that starts up when the computer is loaded it seems to exucute a registry file.... Do you know for certain that it is launching out of the Registry? Check to see if an entry exists in:
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run
If so, please also advise what permissions exist on the entry.
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Reign
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I will take mine off if you can tell me how to stop the ANNOYING reminder that Systen user controll is OFF in the sys tray you get on EVERY start up... |
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Keizer
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Unfortunately, turning off UAC is about your only choice, unless there is some reg hack that I don't know about. I am hoping there will be an allow feature in UAC when the first SP comes out.
I have UAC turned off on my system. I think it is over rated, and annoying. |
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Reign
seXorcist
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Already tried to do somthing in windows defender.....but still nothing.... Anyone can help? |
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salterbomb
join:2003-10-18
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i would see if HP has an updated version of that application that will not bring the UAC into effect.
you could try to look in windows defender in the start-up options but that never really got me anywhere. |
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Reign
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| My Hp Quick Launch application that starts up when the computer is loaded it seems to exucute a registry file....
Now everytime Vista pops up this thing about User Control ect ect and makes me hit OK for it to continue on starting the program.. ON EVERY START UP.... I can disable the Quick launch but I need it for speical key's on my laptop.... So is there a way I can disable windows from giving me this message?
I know if I disable User ACcount control in the control panel it will fix this issue but I still want it's protection..... There must be a way to let a certin app let it do its thing.. |
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