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Feature Request : Central console with only 1 UAC Prompt
Hi,
I have UAC enabled on my windows 8.1, and when I launch every and each VEB module I have to validate an UAC Prompt.
It would be nice if we could have a Dashboard that allowed to launch the backup utility, restore, media builder, etc, with only one UAC prompt at initial launch.
Also it would be nice if we could use the backup operators rights for non admin users.
I have UAC enabled on my windows 8.1, and when I launch every and each VEB module I have to validate an UAC Prompt.
It would be nice if we could have a Dashboard that allowed to launch the backup utility, restore, media builder, etc, with only one UAC prompt at initial launch.
Also it would be nice if we could use the backup operators rights for non admin users.
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Re: Feature Request : Central console with only 1 UAC Prompt
Hi Jean-Charles,
Since User Account Control (UAC) is a Microsoft built in security utility there is nothing we can do about it. However, there are several workaround that might be useful: User Account Control (adding a program to safe list) and Stop Annoying UAC Prompts
Since User Account Control (UAC) is a Microsoft built in security utility there is nothing we can do about it. However, there are several workaround that might be useful: User Account Control (adding a program to safe list) and Stop Annoying UAC Prompts
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Re: Feature Request : Central console with only 1 UAC Prompt
I know, I meant you could maybe lessen the number of prompts by having a "master application" that would have the UAC prompt once and other links launched would be included.
With Windows 8.1 disabling completely UAC is not an option anymore as it disables the "New applications" , so maybe this settings should be added to the future GPO files of the program
With Windows 8.1 disabling completely UAC is not an option anymore as it disables the "New applications" , so maybe this settings should be added to the future GPO files of the program
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Re: Feature Request : Central console with only 1 UAC Prompt
I have UAC enabled, but only had it prompt during installation.
Not when i click on the tray icon and not when a backup runs.
Windows 7 x64
Not when i click on the tray icon and not when a backup runs.
Windows 7 x64
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Re: Feature Request : Central console with only 1 UAC Prompt
Stan,
For Win 8.x it is prompted for every wizard/tool. I know - it is not considered to be a best practice but I set my UAC settings to ‘Never notify me.’ (actually I have it disbled since Windows Vista release ).
For Win 8.x it is prompted for every wizard/tool. I know - it is not considered to be a best practice but I set my UAC settings to ‘Never notify me.’ (actually I have it disbled since Windows Vista release ).
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Re: Feature Request : Central console with only 1 UAC Prompt
Well,
It's not best practice, moreover I think you should not do it.
In Vista (without SP) the UAC was pretty annoying but from Windows 7 on it's not annoying at all. Just remember to open command prompt with run as admin whenever necesseary.
But software should be designed to elevate itself once if necessary and not all the time. It's strange that in Win 7 it works fine but not in Win 8. Is Win8 stricter with elevation perhaps?
It's not best practice, moreover I think you should not do it.
In Vista (without SP) the UAC was pretty annoying but from Windows 7 on it's not annoying at all. Just remember to open command prompt with run as admin whenever necesseary.
But software should be designed to elevate itself once if necessary and not all the time. It's strange that in Win 7 it works fine but not in Win 8. Is Win8 stricter with elevation perhaps?
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Re: Feature Request : Central console with only 1 UAC Prompt
Yes, it feels so. We are looking at the MS UAC general recommendations – so it might behave better when we tune Endpoint with UAC. Will see in GA.Is Win8 stricter with elevation perhaps?
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