I've quickly learned to have Windows UAC.
It just doesn't learn my preferences.
Having googled the issue I see that there are three (four if you count disabling it) solutions to the UAC nightmare.
1) Use programs that are in start up to run as administred scheduled tasks with highest privileges.
2) Use the utility "Elevate Me" which can imho give a false security if configured wrong
and, most interestingly:
3) Use Norton UAC
What's the jurys verdict on this? Is it good, or is it the usual Norton h-e-l-l?
It seems from the info site to be a small nice little tool.
http://www.nortonlabs.com/inthelab/uac.php
It just doesn't learn my preferences.
Having googled the issue I see that there are three (four if you count disabling it) solutions to the UAC nightmare.
1) Use programs that are in start up to run as administred scheduled tasks with highest privileges.
2) Use the utility "Elevate Me" which can imho give a false security if configured wrong
and, most interestingly:
3) Use Norton UAC
What's the jurys verdict on this? Is it good, or is it the usual Norton h-e-l-l?
It seems from the info site to be a small nice little tool.
http://www.nortonlabs.com/inthelab/uac.php