I have Vista Ultimate x64 machines in a domain environment. I use UltraVNC to remote desktop. It requires UAC enabled to send the ctrl+alt+del sequence at the login screen where you type in user name and password. Are there anyways that i can disable the UAC but allowing the sequence to go thru? or enable only the sequence while disable everything else in UAC so I dont get annoying popups? Thanks
ctrl alt del and UAC
- Thread starter schang
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I suggest that you do not disable it. I keep it on my computer, but this is how it is done.
Disable User Account Control (UAC) the Easy Way on Win 7 or Vista - the How-To Geek
Disable User Account Control (UAC) the Easy Way on Win 7 or Vista - the How-To Geek
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thanks for your reply.
I know how to turn UAC off but my question is that is there anyway to turn UAC off while allowing ctrl alt del sequence to be executed at the login screenby using uvnc. (i acutally tried to do it with the on-screen keyboard provided by vista, but it only works when i enable UAC).
I know how to turn UAC off but my question is that is there anyway to turn UAC off while allowing ctrl alt del sequence to be executed at the login screenby using uvnc. (i acutally tried to do it with the on-screen keyboard provided by vista, but it only works when i enable UAC).
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i found a solution by using tweakuac. I ran UAC in quiet mode so i dont get the popups as an administrator and i can still send the sequence at the login screen.
Does anyone know what are the differences in policy between enable UAC and enable UAC in quiet mode?
Does anyone know what are the differences in policy between enable UAC and enable UAC in quiet mode?
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solution:
local policy > security option > behavior of the elevation prompt for administrators in admin approval mode
change it to elevate without prompting
local policy > security option > behavior of the elevation prompt for administrators in admin approval mode
change it to elevate without prompting
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kenny111111
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hello schang and welcome!! 
nice work and thanks for posting the solution, as i'm sure it will help somebody else!!!!
nice work and thanks for posting the solution, as i'm sure it will help somebody else!!!!
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