Not a serious problem; just a bit annoying. In all prior versions of Windows that I have experienced to execute a program all I needed to do was to click or double-click on the name of the execution file or on the shortcut's icon. Now, in Windows 7, when I do that, the screen turns dramatically black and a dialog box appears to ask me if I want to allow the program to make changes in my Windows system. I click "yes" and the program executes. But why all the drama? I am the owner of the computer and its administrator. There is one user profile, the one under my first name. How can I eliminate the blackout and the dialog box? They are protections I do not need.
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Jump to PostYou can disable the UAC in control panel but I wouldn't suggest it since it will allow malware that interacts with the logged on user's access to make changes without you knowing.
A quick search online revealed this one option which looks like it would work. Create a scheduled task …
Jump to PostYou can simply turn off UAC. It's up to you. I understand completely regarding the frustration around the constant prompting. You have an option to disable that.
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