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Default Start programs with highest privileges in Vista - 08-04-2008, 05:44 PM

There are two ways (other than disabling it) by which you can bypass the UAC prompt for particular applications:

1. Task Scheduler
2. Elevate Me

The first method - Task Scheduler, is very useful in case you have scheduled a particular application to run on start-up and it needs the highest privileges. To do this:

Control Panel -> System Maintenance -> Administrative Tools -> Schedule Tasks

The same can be accessed from:

Start -> Administrative Tools -> Task Scheduler

From the scheduler, you need to Create a New Task. The wizard can be accessed from:

Task Bar -> Action (next to File) -> Create Task

Once the wizard opens, give it a suitable Name & Description. make sure that you check the ‘Run with highest privileges’ option. Screenshot:



From the 3rd tab (Actions), select the application that you want to run and choose OK. Screenshot:



This will launch the program (Limewire, in this case) at logon with highest privileges.

Another way to achieve the same is by using the utility called - Elevate Me. It uses the same method but instead of creating application actions to launch on start-up, it creates itself as a task to run on start-up and parses any application that you want should run with highest privileges.

To bypass UAC for particular application using this utility:

1. Download the archive.
2. Run the install.cmd file.
3. Right Click on the application and choose Elevate me.

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Download Elevate Me.

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Default 08-05-2008, 03:36 AM

Cool tip ! Elevate Me utility looks to be quite a handy tool.
   
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