By Pass UAC for some old programs

Is there anyway to by pass UAC prompt for some programs? So that it will not
ask for permission everytime?

I don't want to turn it off but I don't want those program to ask for admin
password everytime when try to open it up, like STEAM.

Because I am using mutli user accounts and don't want my kids to ask for
password everytime when they try to run it.

The UAC is all or none, unfortunately.

"Superman" <superman@super.com> wrote in message
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> Is there anyway to by pass UAC prompt for some programs? So that it will
> not ask for permission everytime?
>
> I don't want to turn it off but I don't want those program to ask for
> admin password everytime when try to open it up, like STEAM.
>
> Because I am using mutli user accounts and don't want my kids to ask for
> password everytime when they try to run it.
>
>

There is a method of bypassing UAC here:

Bypass UAC

Steven

Do you know if this will work for command prompt?

Thanks,
Murr

Hi Murr,

Yes this works from Command Prompt, The Steps 9 and 10 are for making a shortcut to the task sch command to launch the program you specify in the first few steps of the tutorial and this can easily be used in command prompt or a shell script.

Steven