You might want to consider (next time) just posting your question
instead of chastising previous contributors of an old thread.

That original thread can be found he

http://forums.techarena.in/vista-security/952106.htm

....and if you must reply to an old thread, including some pertinent
portions of that content in your post would be helpful.

Better yet, opt to use an NNTP client instead of a web based NNTP
gateway.

"laubo" wrote in message
...

Yes! This is what I was looking for. This answers rowanc88 question
perfectly. Thanks!

You might want to consider (next time) just posting your question
instead of chastising previous contributors of an old thread.

That original thread can be found he

http://forums.techarena.in/vista-security/952106.htm

....and if you must reply to an old thread, including some pertinent
portions of that content in your post would be helpful.

Better yet, opt to use an NNTP client instead of a web based NNTP
gateway.

"laubo" wrote in message
...

Yes! This is what I was looking for. This answers rowanc88 question
perfectly. Thanks!

You guys are funny, i happened to come across this thread by chance
whilst looking for a solution to another problem, and was amazed by some
of the comments you have made here and still no solution to problem, i
looked for a way to do this when i first installed vista nearly 2 years
ago and found the solution at the vista forums i think any how i copied
and pasted the solution into my document archives in case i reinstalled
heres what ya do

To disable UAC using Group Policy:

1. Click Start and click Run.
2. Type gpedit.msc and click OK. This will open the Group Policy
Editor.
3. Browse to Computer Configuration | Windows Settings | Security
Settings | Local Policies | Security Options.
4. In the details pane, locate the User Access Control policies.
5. Right click each of the following policies and change the value
as indicated below:
* User Account Control: Detect application installations and
prompt for elevation - Disabled
* User Account Control: Behavior of the elevation prompt for
standard users - No prompt
* User Account Control: Run all administrators in Admin
Approval Mode - Disabled

Close the Group Policy Editor window. You can enable UAC again by
changing the policies above to their default values.

Enjoy and hope this pleases some of you despite it being a security
feature it is annoying as fook, it is completely safe to disable i have
had it diabled for the whole time ive had vista, it always asks you if
your sure you want to install any way, no need to ask you 2-3 times lol


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"Trebour" wrote in message
...

You guys are funny, i happened to come across this thread by chance
whilst looking for a solution to another problem, and was amazed by
some
of the comments you have made here and still no solution to problem, i
looked for a way to do this when i first installed vista nearly 2
years
ago and found the solution at the vista forums i think any how i
copied
and pasted the solution into my document archives in case i
reinstalled
heres what ya do

Did you even read the original question?

It's not about disabling UAC, it's about disabling the notification from
the security center that your UAC (or whatever) is disabled. Just read
the subject line, it says it all.

....and the answer has been given several times in this newsgroup.

"Trebour" wrote in message
...

You guys are funny, i happened to come across this thread by chance
whilst looking for a solution to another problem, and was amazed by
some
of the comments you have made here and still no solution to problem, i
looked for a way to do this when i first installed vista nearly 2
years
ago and found the solution at the vista forums i think any how i
copied
and pasted the solution into my document archives in case i
reinstalled
heres what ya do

Did you even read the original question?

It's not about disabling UAC, it's about disabling the notification from
the security center that your UAC (or whatever) is disabled. Just read
the subject line, it says it all.

....and the answer has been given several times in this newsgroup.

FromTheRafters;4707877 Wrote:
"Trebour" wrote in message
...

You guys are funny, i happened to come across this thread by chance
whilst looking for a solution to another problem, and was amazed by
some
of the comments you have made here and still no solution to problem,
i
looked for a way to do this when i first installed vista nearly 2
years
ago and found the solution at the vista forums i think any how i
copied
and pasted the solution into my document archives in case i
reinstalled
heres what ya do

Did you even read the original question?

It's not about disabling UAC, it's about disabling the notification
from
the security center that your UAC (or whatever) is disabled. Just read
the subject line, it says it all.

....and the answer has been given several times in this newsgroup.

yes i did read the original question, did you even read the solution i
posted because if you did and even better tried it you will find that it
does disable the warning notification !!!!!!

Post Solved


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"Trebour" wrote in message
...

FromTheRafters;4707877 Wrote:
"Trebour" wrote in message
...

You guys are funny, i happened to come across this thread by chance
whilst looking for a solution to another problem, and was amazed by
some
of the comments you have made here and still no solution to
problem,
i
looked for a way to do this when i first installed vista nearly 2
years
ago and found the solution at the vista forums i think any how i
copied
and pasted the solution into my document archives in case i
reinstalled
heres what ya do

Did you even read the original question?

It's not about disabling UAC, it's about disabling the notification
from
the security center that your UAC (or whatever) is disabled. Just
read
the subject line, it says it all.

....and the answer has been given several times in this newsgroup.

yes i did read the original question, did you even read the solution
i
posted because if you did and even better tried it you will find that
it
does disable the warning notification !!!!!!

Post Solved

Except for those without the group policy editor.

"Trebour" wrote in message
...

FromTheRafters;4707877 Wrote:
"Trebour" wrote in message
...

You guys are funny, i happened to come across this thread by chance
whilst looking for a solution to another problem, and was amazed by
some
of the comments you have made here and still no solution to
problem,
i
looked for a way to do this when i first installed vista nearly 2
years
ago and found the solution at the vista forums i think any how i
copied
and pasted the solution into my document archives in case i
reinstalled
heres what ya do

Did you even read the original question?

It's not about disabling UAC, it's about disabling the notification
from
the security center that your UAC (or whatever) is disabled. Just
read
the subject line, it says it all.

....and the answer has been given several times in this newsgroup.

yes i did read the original question, did you even read the solution
i
posted because if you did and even better tried it you will find that
it
does disable the warning notification !!!!!!

Post Solved

Except for those without the group policy editor.