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Vista UAC........


Guyz..
I have problems...
After installing Vista Ultimate in my PC, I installed my favourite programs...

All is running well....

Until I disabled UAC, I disabled it bcoz its bugging me, everytime I installed some new programs, it always ask for Administrator rights..

After I disabled UAC & restart my PC, I tried to installed Acrobat Reader 8, I cannot install it, its says that I have no write permission to the temp folder where the program is extracted...
So I enabled UAC back & reboot....

Installed Acrobat again, UAC ask again for User Permission to continue....Then it was installed..

I guess when I disabled the UAC, I need to manually permit writing when installing programs...

Can you guyz tell me how to install programs when the UAC is disabled....??

Plz.....
 
Maybe you disabled UAC in a weird way, there are multiple ways to do it...you did it via msconfig, right? (Tools tab)
 
Originally posted by: EdzAviator
Until I disabled UAC, I disabled it bcoz its bugging me, everytime I installed some new programs, it always ask for Administrator rights.

Maybe firearm manufacturers should stop putting safeties on firearms too, since they keep the weapon from firing when you pull the trigger. 😉

In this day & age, it's a good thing when stuff can't be installed without your personal say-so.
 
Acrobat Reader has a bug where UAC is required to be on to install it. It should be covered on their website.
 
Did you by any chance changed the temp variables in the Environmental Variables? I remember changing TEMP to USERPROFILE, and Acrobat 8.0 refuses to install with the same error. UAC was not disabled.

These are the default values on Vista and XP (actually, Vista is slightly different):

Variable Name: TMP
Variable Value: %USERPROFILE%\Local Settings\Temp

Variable Name: TEMP
Variable Value: %SYSTEMROOT%\Temp
 
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