I have had the same experience with Everest, but it is even more bizarre than that. I recently had to uninstall and reinsatll Avanquest' System Suite 9 Professional (a whole other story). Previously I did not get the Do you want to allow. Message from System Suite 9, but now I am.

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Even more bizarre, I was getting the same prompt for Internet Explorer and Windows Explorer! I finally fixed the last two by clicking on Properties/Advanced and turning off the run as administrator. But this is not set for Everest or System Suite. My UAC setting is the one just above the bottom one.It is probably my misunderstanding about UAC, but I am finding it rather annoying. I am the only person that uses this machine, I install all the programs, and I am an administrator. How can I set it so certain programs can run w/o this prompt? I understand I can disable UAC, but then I lose the security of UAC and the desktop gadgets don't work.To me, this is not the most ideal implementation.Thanks.

So, I go to install Sony Vegas 9 Pro, and the usual UAC prompt comes up, but this time, instead of just having my regular username, with a blank password field, both fields are blank, and the image is blank. Trying fingerprint scan freezes my computer, although Fingerprint Logon works fine. And when I put in my domain and name (e.g: domain user.name), and my correct password, it waits 10 seconds, and then freezes. Although logging on with my password and name works smoothly. Can anyone help me? Roland Software Synthesizer here. And I tried to disable UAC, but then a prompt comes up, so I can't do so.

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I've been having problems with UAC on Windows 7 Pro for a couple months now. I need UAC disabled because it interferes with some enterprise software. The rest of the computer is locked down, so I don't need UAC to control access or elevation. When I first set up the computer, I can disable UAC and it will stay off. Once I run Windows Update (including the Malicious Software Removal Tool, which I suspect has something to do with this) and restart the computer, however, the following things start happening: User account control is inaccessible from the control panel. (it pops a blank white window under the control panel window) The registry key HKLM SOFTWARE Microsoft Windows CurrentVersion Policies and all its subkeys are missing entirely.

I get access control popup windows for changes to programs and settings, but no secure desktop, and a batch file that is supposed to edit C: Program Files *stuff* and C: ProgramData *stuff* comes back with insufficient permissions unless it is explicitly run as an Administrator. If I manually add the key. Policies System and the DWORD value LUAEnable = 0, then I can access UAC from the control panel again, but the level is set to maximum security. If I simply restart from here (with the correct registry key in place, without touching the control panel), when Windows comes back up, the registry key Policies is completely gone again.

Download Free Donella Meadows Thinking In Systems Pdf Editor. I get the same result if I change the slider in the Control Panel to its minimum level before restarting, as well. If I change the Group Policy settings through GPEdit.msc, I get the same results.

How on Earth can I keep UAC disabled? What keeps deleting that registry key every time my computer boots? For the past 2 weeks or so I've noticed that my laptop feels noticably hotter, the upside is uite warm to the touch, while the underside, particularly around the GPU and CPU are very hot. At first I dismissed it as my laptop was still performing normally.

However, over the past few days, my laptop has begun locking up frequently. CPU usage would jump up to 100, and the system would start flickering. I'd sometimes get the blue screen of death (im using vista buisness 32-bit edition). So i would attempt to estart my laptop.