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| Guest | Unwanted UAC actions It seems that UAC has imposed limitations I did not want and did not request and cannot live with. For some unknown reason I can no longer copy an address in the MSIE address bar. I can no longer set time or get the internet update of time to operate. I have turned off all UAC controls (supposedly, and I get the error message saying I have done so), but functions are still not returned to me. My login says that I am logged in as adminstrator (as I have been), but many functions are now restricted. Two questions: (1) how do I get rid of these &@#$ restrictions?; and (2) how do I prevent this from re-happening? Thanks |
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| Guest | Re: Unwanted UAC actions Get (free) Tweak UAC http://www.tweak-uac.com/ put it in the "quiet mode". "jerryz" <jerryz@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:555A8AE9-38B4-49B8-BBB3-FEF599878ED8@xxxxxx Quote: > It seems that UAC has imposed limitations I did not want and did not > request > and cannot live with. For some unknown reason I can no longer copy an > address in the MSIE address bar. I can no longer set time or get the > internet update of time to operate. I have turned off all UAC controls > (supposedly, and I get the error message saying I have done so), but > functions are still not returned to me. My login says that I am logged in > as > adminstrator (as I have been), but many functions are now restricted. Two > questions: (1) how do I get rid of these &@#$ restrictions?; and (2) how > do > I prevent this from re-happening? > > Thanks |
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| Guest | Re: Unwanted UAC actions I got the 404 error in going to the specific address of the link, but then was able to go to a tweak-uac sub-page. I requested a download. The download was halted stating that an unexpected error resulted. (This is repeatable.) The download message also directed me back to the first site address for an updated version of the program. (Closed loop.) In an event, the description doesn't sound like it will fix my problem. My issue is NOT that I can messages to authorize an action. My issue is that the actions I try to take are rejected, without message. They seem to be ignored. For instance if I try to "Run msconfig", the action has NO response. GRRR. "Pentium" wrote: Quote: > Get (free) Tweak UAC http://www.tweak-uac.com/ put it in the "quiet mode". > > "jerryz" <jerryz@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:555A8AE9-38B4-49B8-BBB3-FEF599878ED8@xxxxxx Quote: > > It seems that UAC has imposed limitations I did not want and did not > > request > > and cannot live with. For some unknown reason I can no longer copy an > > address in the MSIE address bar. I can no longer set time or get the > > internet update of time to operate. I have turned off all UAC controls > > (supposedly, and I get the error message saying I have done so), but > > functions are still not returned to me. My login says that I am logged in > > as > > adminstrator (as I have been), but many functions are now restricted. Two > > questions: (1) how do I get rid of these &@#$ restrictions?; and (2) how > > do > > I prevent this from re-happening? > > > > Thanks > > |
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