Vista - Disabled UAC - what abut the red shield icon in the tray?

07-17-2009

"Justin" <justin@xxxxxx> wrote in message
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> housetrained wrote:

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>> "Justin" <justin@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>> news:el3qk5c9JHA.1540@xxxxxx

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>>>
>>> Running Vista Ultimate - I was ordered to disable UAC. Now I have the
>>> little red shield in the tray. How can I get rid of it for just the UAC
>>> notification? I still want it to bark at me when the virus defs (AVG)
>>> go out of date and it can't update for whatever reason.
>>>
>>> J

>> Personally I would grab old bossy by the throat and choke some sense into
>> her.

>
> Yeah, sure you would. Let me guess, you own your own company and do what
> you want, right?

Wrong! Speaking figuratively! Really, sit down and logically explain how
stupid she is - win her over with facts, figures and a little common sense.
If she still can't be persuaded then you should at least seek alternative
employment because THAT boss & co. are only going to go spiralling
dooooooooooooown.
--
John the West Ham fan

housetrained@xxxxxx
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07-24-2009

housetrained wrote:

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> "Justin" <justin@xxxxxx> wrote in message
> news:uLAxh8hBKHA.5992@xxxxxx

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>> housetrained wrote:

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>>> "Justin" <justin@xxxxxx> wrote in message
>>> news:el3qk5c9JHA.1540@xxxxxx
>>>>
>>>> Running Vista Ultimate - I was ordered to disable UAC. Now I have
>>>> the little red shield in the tray. How can I get rid of it for just
>>>> the UAC notification? I still want it to bark at me when the virus
>>>> defs (AVG) go out of date and it can't update for whatever reason.
>>>>
>>>> J
>>> Personally I would grab old bossy by the throat and choke some sense
>>> into her.

>>
>> Yeah, sure you would. Let me guess, you own your own company and do
>> what you want, right?

>
> Wrong! Speaking figuratively! Really, sit down and logically explain how
> stupid she is - win her over with facts, figures and a little common
> sense. If she still can't be persuaded then you should at least seek
> alternative employment because THAT boss & co. are only going to go
> spiralling dooooooooooooown.

We have a custom app that constantly triggers UAV - we can't seem to
prevent it from doing so. Therefore disabling UAC is the best option.
Stop being a jackass and start answering questions instead of second
guessing. Seriously, next time somebody asks you for directions, tell
them why they shouldn't go there. See how they react.

07-24-2009

"Justin" <justin@xxxxxx> wrote in message
news:OI7eVpJDKHA.4168@xxxxxx

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>
> We have a custom app that constantly triggers UAV - we can't seem to
> prevent it from doing so. Therefore disabling UAC is the best option.

So it's been written in a slack manner because it needs administrator access
to run?

07-17-2009	#21 (permalink)
housetrained n/a posts	Re: Disabled UAC - what abut the red shield icon in the tray? "Justin" <justin@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:uLAxh8hBKHA.5992@xxxxxx Quote: > housetrained wrote: Quote: >> "Justin" <justin@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:el3qk5c9JHA.1540@xxxxxx Quote: >>> >>> Running Vista Ultimate - I was ordered to disable UAC. Now I have the >>> little red shield in the tray. How can I get rid of it for just the UAC >>> notification? I still want it to bark at me when the virus defs (AVG) >>> go out of date and it can't update for whatever reason. >>> >>> J >> Personally I would grab old bossy by the throat and choke some sense into >> her. > > Yeah, sure you would. Let me guess, you own your own company and do what > you want, right? Wrong! Speaking figuratively! Really, sit down and logically explain how stupid she is - win her over with facts, figures and a little common sense. If she still can't be persuaded then you should at least seek alternative employment because THAT boss & co. are only going to go spiralling dooooooooooooown. -- John the West Ham fan housetrained@xxxxxx <><
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07-24-2009	#22 (permalink)
Justin n/a posts	Re: Disabled UAC - what abut the red shield icon in the tray? housetrained wrote: Quote: > "Justin" <justin@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:uLAxh8hBKHA.5992@xxxxxx Quote: >> housetrained wrote: Quote: >>> "Justin" <justin@xxxxxx> wrote in message >>> news:el3qk5c9JHA.1540@xxxxxx >>>> >>>> Running Vista Ultimate - I was ordered to disable UAC. Now I have >>>> the little red shield in the tray. How can I get rid of it for just >>>> the UAC notification? I still want it to bark at me when the virus >>>> defs (AVG) go out of date and it can't update for whatever reason. >>>> >>>> J >>> Personally I would grab old bossy by the throat and choke some sense >>> into her. >> >> Yeah, sure you would. Let me guess, you own your own company and do >> what you want, right? > > Wrong! Speaking figuratively! Really, sit down and logically explain how > stupid she is - win her over with facts, figures and a little common > sense. If she still can't be persuaded then you should at least seek > alternative employment because THAT boss & co. are only going to go > spiralling dooooooooooooown. We have a custom app that constantly triggers UAV - we can't seem to prevent it from doing so. Therefore disabling UAC is the best option. Stop being a jackass and start answering questions instead of second guessing. Seriously, next time somebody asks you for directions, tell them why they shouldn't go there. See how they react.
My System Specs

07-24-2009	#23 (permalink)
Gordon n/a posts	Re: Disabled UAC - what abut the red shield icon in the tray? "Justin" <justin@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:OI7eVpJDKHA.4168@xxxxxx Quote: > > We have a custom app that constantly triggers UAV - we can't seem to > prevent it from doing so. Therefore disabling UAC is the best option. So it's been written in a slack manner because it needs administrator access to run?
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