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IE Run As Administrator
It seem that I can't right click on any of my IE icons and select "Run As
Administrator" I used to be able to do this but that option is gone. Any suggestions? TIA D |
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IE Run As Administrator
Try this: Right click the icon and select Properties. Select the SHORTCUT
TAB, click ADVANCED, Check RUN AS ADMINISTRATOR. -- Leo Some ends don't justify the jeans "-Draino-" wrote in message ... It seem that I can't right click on any of my IE icons and select "Run As Administrator" I used to be able to do this but that option is gone. Any suggestions? TIA D |
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IE Run As Administrator
"-Draino-" wrote in message
... It seem that I can't right click on any of my IE icons and select "Run As Administrator" I used to be able to do this but that option is gone. Any suggestions? Why do you need to run a browser as admin? |
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IE Run As Administrator
There are many reasons. Apparently none of which you are aware of. Don't let
this keep you from learning the basics though. Anyway I just created a new shortcut and everything is fine. D "Iuvenalis" wrote in message ... "-Draino-" wrote in message ... It seem that I can't right click on any of my IE icons and select "Run As Administrator" I used to be able to do this but that option is gone. Any suggestions? Why do you need to run a browser as admin? |
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IE Run As Administrator
"-Draino-" wrote in message
... There are many reasons. Apparently none of which you are aware of. Don't let this keep you from learning the basics though. Anyway I just created a new shortcut and everything is fine. D "Iuvenalis" wrote in message ... "-Draino-" wrote in message ... It seem that I can't right click on any of my IE icons and select "Run As Administrator" I used to be able to do this but that option is gone. Any suggestions? Why do you need to run a browser as admin? LOL & there I was trying to help you. There are lots of reasons why you should never run a browser as admin too, & if the solution to the problem was as simple as creating a shortcut, I question your own knowledge at having to post the question here when the problem apparently baffled you! |
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IE Run As Administrator
Hehe...........Ya tell me about it!!!
The thing is that I run some programs in the Start Menu..........at the very top of the Start Menu. Some programs run fine from there but it won't always give you the same right click options as a shortcut placed somewhere else. Anyway I got your point D "Iuvenalis" wrote in message ... "-Draino-" wrote in message ... There are many reasons. Apparently none of which you are aware of. Don't let this keep you from learning the basics though. Anyway I just created a new shortcut and everything is fine. D "Iuvenalis" wrote in message ... "-Draino-" wrote in message ... It seem that I can't right click on any of my IE icons and select "Run As Administrator" I used to be able to do this but that option is gone. Any suggestions? Why do you need to run a browser as admin? LOL & there I was trying to help you. There are lots of reasons why you should never run a browser as admin too, & if the solution to the problem was as simple as creating a shortcut, I question your own knowledge at having to post the question here when the problem apparently baffled you! |