Don't tell me why I should leave it on or what it does. I know what it does. It prevents my application from working properly. The application needs to be able to read/write from the files in their REAL location, not from their virtual store location.
Disabling UAC on Vista kills it, but in 7 it does not. How do I turn off this [s]bug[/s] AWFUL feature?
The application is shared on the network and having the hosting machine on windows 7 means that the host cannot actually run the application because it will not be working out of "live" data.
<sarcasm>Thank you microsoft, again, you know exactly what the program/user wants to do better than themselves.</sarcasam> >:(
Did you read my post? I explained why this is bad. Either way, I've found a way to disable it. It is not a feature, it is a bug. It doesn't help compatiblity, it destroys it.
Your response is not an answer, I have no idea why it was marked as such, it is exactly the response I asked no one give me in my post.
The way to disable UAC in 7 is to turn off UAC, take ownership of the desired folder and give desired users full control of it.
Your response is not an answer, I have no idea why it was marked as such, it is exactly the response I asked no one give me in my post.
The way to disable UAC in 7 is to turn off UAC, take ownership of the desired folder and give desired users full control of it.
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