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hedgehog
I'm sorry if this has been asked before, but google didn't return any
valid links.
Ok, I'm new on vista business, and I've added my PC to the company's
domain, my domain account is a non-administrator. I then added the
domain account into the local Administrators group.
The problem is that vista dosn't consider me a local administrator. For
example, when I try to install a piece of stoftware, the UAC prompts me
for credentials and not for consent.
When it prompts me for credentials, I type in my domain username and
password and it lets me do it, meaning I have enough rights. If I have
enough rights to do it why dosn't it just ask me for consent ?
I've looked in Local Security Policy, and it is set to the default:
consent for administrators, and credentials for standard users.
I understand the idea behind UAC, and I would like use vista with it
enabled, but I'm a software developer, and I'm continually doing things
that makes vista prompt for credentials. I can't carry on typing on my
credentials every few minuites. Clicking on "Yes go ahead" on the
consent would be acceptable for me.
Any ideas ?
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hedgehog
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valid links.
Ok, I'm new on vista business, and I've added my PC to the company's
domain, my domain account is a non-administrator. I then added the
domain account into the local Administrators group.
The problem is that vista dosn't consider me a local administrator. For
example, when I try to install a piece of stoftware, the UAC prompts me
for credentials and not for consent.
When it prompts me for credentials, I type in my domain username and
password and it lets me do it, meaning I have enough rights. If I have
enough rights to do it why dosn't it just ask me for consent ?
I've looked in Local Security Policy, and it is set to the default:
consent for administrators, and credentials for standard users.
I understand the idea behind UAC, and I would like use vista with it
enabled, but I'm a software developer, and I'm continually doing things
that makes vista prompt for credentials. I can't carry on typing on my
credentials every few minuites. Clicking on "Yes go ahead" on the
consent would be acceptable for me.
Any ideas ?
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hedgehog
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