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• I pop up to user account control saying shell

  I pop up to user account control saying shell wants to make changes that won't will not open close or disappear also my internet explore does not work. I made so many changes on my computer trying to solve the problem that I'm now very lost please help as im computer illiterate

  Hi Justinerackham,

  1. did you of recent changes on the computer?

  Step 1:

  You can read the following article to download the Microsoft Safety Scanner and perform a full scan on your computer.

  Microsoft safety scanner

  Note: When you perform the analysis, there are chances of losing the data that you can take a backup of important data before performing analysis.

  Step 2:

  You can also try to create a new user account and check if the problem occurs:

  Create a user account

  If the problem does not occur, then check out the following link and follow the steps to repair the corrupted user profile:

  Difficulty of a corrupted user profile

  Hope this information is useful.

• Where the log file is located (Win Vista) for the actions of OTHER USERS have taken to using the boxes in user account control?

  Where the log file is located (Win Vista) for the actions of OTHER USERS have taken to using the boxes in user account control?

  I use the version of Vista Home Premium.

  While I don't really like how the UAC area enters the information that tells it when to display the box tell me about your work of things on the UAC (I know an article exist on the web), is not how to answer this question.

  There is no log of UAC elevation file.

• Need to change user account control settings, but cannot access (windows 7Prof.-64 bits)

  Hello

  With Windows 7 Professional 64 bit laptop

  I am the 'Standard user' and the only user of my laptop.  I don't know if I have an administrator account.  I could have or something with a similar name when first setting up laptop and loading Windows program (a few years ago).  But I remember he was causing Windows always show both accounts and choose one to log-in to.  I didn't want no choice since I am the only user of the laptop, so I understood how to make to get rid of the other account (admin?) and kept the Standard user because 'Help' instructions, said it should be used.

  There are so many programs that I can not open because the user account control box "do allow you the following program to make changes...?   The choice of 'Yes' is NEVER highlighted or available - that the choice of the 'no' can be clicked.  And the same dialogue box asks also but it is not a place to type the password "Administrator".  I don't even have a Director. Password, or a password to the Standard user account.

  And I am referring to all kinds of programs that can not open, as "Windows Malicious Software Removal Tool" that I downloaded from the Microsoft Web site.  Or I went into control panel 'User account', but try clicking on 'Change settings User Account Control' brings the same view, "do allow you the following program to make changes to the computer?  Or when, on the page of computer system, I can't access 'Advanced System Settings' due to the same dialog box.

  How to solve this problem?  I'd rather not have the choice of Auditors when Windows opens.  I looked through other similar topics here (only Windows 7 partners), and some seek to make changes to the registry.  It's very intimidating for me.  I'm not a computer scientist at all, but fairly intuitive with the computer.  The problem cornered me.  Another opinion on a thread is said to use "Fix It".  This program is no longer available (we now 2016).  I also experienced this problem all this time but am pretty frustrated and wanted to try the job.

  Should I re - load the Windows program and do something else?

  I hope someone can provide some less intimidating process that touch the registry to fix this.  I really appreciate it.

  Thank you!

  Massachusetts

  I could have or something with a similar name when first setting up laptop and loading Windows program (a few years ago).

  -> Yes, you did.

  I understood how to make to get rid of the other account (admin?) and kept the Standard user because 'Help' instructions, said it should be used.

  -> It was a bad decision. It was equivalent to throw out your safe master key. There is a much better method to avoid the choice between multiple accounts.

  I don't even have a Director. Password, or a password to the Standard user account.

  -> You had an admin password when your first install Windows.

  I'd rather not have the choice of Auditors when Windows opens.

  -> It takes 30 seconds to remove this choice, without loss of the admin account.

  Some seek to make changes to the registry.

  -> Hacking the registry does not restore your account admin. 'Fix It' will not fix it either.

  Should I re - load the Windows program and do something else?

  -> Your first step must be to determine what accounts you have and whether they are active. It is done as follows:

  1. Mark the first line of code below with your mouse, then press Ctrl + C to copy it.
  2. Click the Start button, press Ctrl + V to paste the code in the run box, and then press ENTER.
  3. Marks of the second line of code below with your mouse, then press Ctrl + C to copy it.
  4. Click the Start button, press Ctrl + V to paste the code in the run box, and then press ENTER.
  5. Open the desktop Accounts.txt file, then copy & paste its contents into your answer.

  cmd.exe /c users > '% userprofile%\Desktop\Accounts.txt '.

  cmd.exe /c net localgroup administrators > '% userprofile%\Desktop\Accounts.txt '.

• User account control is always Pop up hpDST.exe

  I get a msg from user account control... want to allow you... unknown pub, original Dr. hard hpDST.exe.   He is not happy with an answer Yes or no and continues to return.    Apprec any help.  Thank you.

  Hello

  HpDST.exe is a type of EXE file associated with the Installation Manager developed by HP for the Windows operating system.

  HP Setup Manager is a software developed by Hewlett-Packard. It is usually installed with most of the new Hewlett-Packard computers.

  You can uninstall HP Setup Manager from your computer by using the Add/Remove Programs feature in the Control Panel window.

  1. In the start menu (Windows 8, right-click right lower left corner of the screen), click Control Panel, and then, under programs, do one of the following values:
     • Windows Vista/7/8: Click on uninstall a program.
     • Windows XP: Click Add or remove programs.
  2. When you find the HP installation Manager program, click it, and then do one of the following:
     • Windows Vista/7/8: Click on uninstall.
     • Windows XP: Click on the tab to remove or change/remove (to the right of the program).
  3. Follow the prompts. A progress bar shows you how much time it will take to remove the HP Installation Manager.

  Once done, you can go to the HP support site and reinstall the HP configuration manager.

  Kind regards

• Unwantet user account control Popup

  A program that I use on a regular basis does not start until a window has popped up and I give permission.  The message is that an unidentified program wants to access.  How can I get my system to recognize this software and remove this message?

  Hi hlsmlane,

  Welcome to the Windows Vista Forums answers.
   
  Some applications, such as applications to be internal or non-Microsoft products, require the full administrator access token to perform at least some of their functions or tasks, but have not been identified as applications administrator by the developer or Publisher. In this case, you can use the following procedure to mark an application so that the operating system always requires the use of a full administrator access token.
   
  Important: you cannot mark an application to bypass the message user account control.
   
  To perform the following procedure, you must be able to connect with or provide the credentials of a member of the local Administrators group.
   
  To mark an application to always require a full administrator access token
   
  1 right click on an application that is likely to require a full administrator access token, but has not been marked as such.
   
  2 click Properties and then click the Compatibility tab.

  3. under privilege level, select run this program as an administrator check box, and then click OK.
   
  Note: If the run this program as an administrator option is unavailable, it means that the application is blocked from always running with administrator credentials, the application does not require any administrator credentials to run, or you are not connected to the computer as an administrator.
   
  You can also check out the links below:
    How to mark an application to always require a full administrator (User Account Control) access token?

  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/12ad62e6-f51b-4EAA-8352-8513589c59e71033.mspx

  How to enable an application to run once with a full administrator access token in user account control?

  http://windowshelp.Microsoft.com/Windows/en-us/help/1c3e6b36-b65a-42ED-8BB0-0868ef13c0751033.mspx

  I hope this helps.

  Concerning
  Rehman - Microsoft Support

• Can not turn on user account control

  I need to install a program, so I logged on to the administrator account and disabled UAC via Control Panel.  I restarted as shown and installed the program without problem.  Now, I tried to return to the control panel to turn UAC back on and when I click on 'Enable user account control or disable' nothing happens.  When I click on "Change your account name" or 'Change your account Type', nothing happens here as well.    I also noticed a multicolor shield is located in front of each of these choices, but is not in the face of change your photo or change your Passwod, as well to which I can click on and reach the submenu.  I should also not that to the right of these selections, it shows me as an administrator.

  Hi Cobalt22,.

  Try the following alternative methods to enable UAC
  

  Method 1: Enable UAC via MSConfig

  Step 1: Open the command by pressing + R or via start and type command into the search

  Step 2: Type in msconfig (you should see the pop-up UAC asking if you want to continue)

  Step 3: Click on the tab of tools scroll down until your see disable UAC. Click on it and press the button to launch below.

  Step 4: A command window opens. When this command is finished, you can close the window.

  Method 2: Enable UAC via the Windows Vista command prompt

  Step 1: Open the run command using + R

  Step 2: type cmd

  Step 3: Copy paste the following and press enter

  C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe /k %windir%\System32\reg.exe ADD HKLM EnableLUA /t REG_DWORD /d 1 f v

  You may have to restart your computer.

  Touhami

• The language bar shows when the user account control appears, supposed to be hidden.

  I've been looking for an answer to this one so vain if this question has already been answered please point me in the right direction. I chose to hide the language bar after a reinstall of windows 7, but whenever the user account control appears I see the language bar sitting there, mocking me. I don't see any option to close, only to hide. It does not show during normal activity, only when the user account control POPs asking if I want to allow a program to run. It's driving me crazy.

  Thanks in advance

  Old post I know but I cannot believe no one could help you guys, I recently noticed this was happening on my pc, have no idea why, but I guess it was something to do with installation/un-installing new software. In any case, here is the solution, because I don't think that these guys have a clue of what you're going on, of course, lol.

  Click on:

  Beginning
  Control Panel
  Clock, language and region
  Regional and Language Options
  Keyboards and languages
  Change keyboards...
  Language bar
  Hidden
  Ok

  Now return to the regional and language options and then click:

  Administrative
  Copy to reserved accounts

  * Type password *, click on:

  System accounts
  Ok
  Ok

  If for any reason any you do not see a password for copy to reserved accounts, and instead, option you have this pop up with checkboxes:

  Copy your regional and language settings to these accounts:

  Default user account (new users)
  System accounts (local system, local service, and network service)
  Just check the two of them and ok.

  There's no more annoying language on UAC bar more.

• User account control interrupts applications full screen

  Programs to auto-update the user account control has a tendency to arise and minimizing applications full screen such as movies or video games. If I do something that causes UAC to pop up, it's good, but I won't be interrupted by it because some program decides to download an update. Is it possible to make may have to wait in the background for me to finish what I'm doing and deal with him and prevent him from minimize applications full screen?

  Hi Bob,

  This behavior of user account control is by design, and you can change it by adjusting the parameters of the UAC.

  User Account Control (UAC) can help prevent your computer from unauthorized changes. UAC notifies you when changes will be made to your computer that require administrator-level permissions. These types of changes can affect the security of your computer or can affect settings for other people who use the computer. We recommend that you leave UAC to help your computer course.

  By default, UAC is set to warn you as soon as apps try to make changes to your PC, but you can change how often UAC notifies you.

  What are user account control settings?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/what-are-user-account-control-settings#1TC=Windows-8

  What is user account control?

  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows/what-is-user-account-control#1TC=Windows-7

  Note: User Account Control (UAC) can help you to prevent your computer from unauthorized changes. It works by asking permission when a task requires administrative rights, such as installing software or changing settings affecting other users. We do not recommend disable user account control. If you turn it off, you must reactivate as soon as possible.

  I hope this helps. If you need help with Windows, let us know and will be happy to help you.

• Whats stopping me to see my user account control settings?

  HiWhen tries to use my scanner hp deskjet 2050 J510, I get a popup of user account control saying: do allow you the following program to make changes to this computer? Program name: scanning HP, verified Publisher: origin of the Hewlett Packard file: hard drive on this computer. Details, program location: "C:\Program Files (x 86) \HP\HP Deskjet 2050 J510 series\bin\HPScan.exe.» When I click Yes, nothing happens. When I try to view my UAC settings I can't view them. When I click on it in user accounts, the window opens but it is empty. Then after a few seconds it disappears. After that a few failed attempts at viewing I get a pop up that says that com Surrogate has stopped working. Windows can check online for a solution to the problem. No solution is ever found. Help, please.

  This behavior is usually indicative of a virus or Trojan that blocks access to your security settings.  If you do not have an antivirus program, or if it has expired, I recommend that you use the Microsoft Malicious Software Removal Tool (unique tool that is not 'install') and Microsoft Security Essentials (a current anti-virus program that is free and always will be).

• WWhy does User Account Control como upwhen I click on the logo of Firefox?

  I have Windows 7. For the last 2 weeks, when I go to Firefox on my user account control window appears and asks "do allow you the following program to make changes to this computer?

  I say Yes. This happens whenever I click on the Firefox logo. How can I avoid what ODM?

  Hi zamler, sorry for the response not related.

  I don't know what are the causes that...

  If you right-click on the icon > properties > Compatibility tab, can you ensure that "run this program as an administrator" is unchecked?

• After that Win7 SP1 firefox Gets a user account control prompt every time I open it.

  After installing the windows 7 service pack 1 update, whenever Firefox is started I am invited guest UAC (User Account Control) to ask my permission because he will try to make changes. My UAC setting is enabled by default and reinstall the latest version of Firefox (3.6.13) does not alleviate the problem.

  Check that you are not Firefox running as administrator.
  
  Right click on the desktop Firefox shortcut and choose "Properties".
  
  In the Compatibility tab, make sure that this level of privilege: "Run this program as an administrator" is not selected.
  
  You should also check the firefox.exe program properties in the Firefox program directory.

• Why User Account Control allow me on IE without permission after resetting IE

  A few days ago I couldn't get on the Internet because IE would not work and internet connection was ok so out of desperation I did a reset of the EI. It still does not work then a member of the family came and got it works, but now I get the popup to permission to the user account control every time that I log on the desktop by clicking the shortcut of IE.  I went into the folder security and disabled UAC and now I only get this popup whenever I click on the desktop IE. This never used popup lights up when clicking on the shortcut of IE, so something must have happened when I did the reset Internet Explorer.  Does anyone know how to keep control of user account for all but IE?

  I have a feeling that I accidentally changed a setting on IE and probably should not have an IE reset.but now the problem is that I like to keep the popup of User Account Control permission for everyone, but the IE shortcut on my desktop.

  Furthermore, family member right clicking on the desktop for IE shortcut and did something with run as administrator to get IE working again.

  My nephew looked at the problem that I had some time ago, but I told him to forget it because he really didn't have time to work on it. I just kept off UAC all these months and had no problems I do not download anything that I'm not sure. However, a few days ago I went back to this problem. I tried checking with the Compatibility tab, and as said above "Run as Administrator" was unchecked. This time I went to the contextual on properties of Internet Explorer and click on Advanced tab. Then I unchecked the run as Administrator box and I went back and UAC enabled and everything works well. Without UAC popups more!  I also did this for the exchange of information in the start menu and on the Quick Launch bar. For some reason any one on the keyboard had worked this time (he had not earlier) without a popup UAC even before I made the changes.  This is exactly what made me do some exploring more to see if I could get the other IE shortcuts to work.

  I believe that another Member of my family who had helped me to get IE to work when I had problems to make on the internet even after a reset IE active the option "Run as Administrator". He has not been bothered by the popup and said if I was annoyed by it just turn off like he said I had a very good program antivirus (Norton) installed on my computer and it always warns you if a program you want to install is safe or not safe.

  Hope this might help someone else who may have this problem.

  Holly

• Why is my user account control is disabled

  Why run fix it I noticed it says that my user account control is disabled. Don't know what or why it is.

  Hey Leeslone,

  The first link posted by Umesh explained what was the user account control.
  Who answered your question?
  If this isn't the case, you can re - explain your question?

• User account control appears when the is not necessary.

  The user account control appears everytime I open Windows Live Mail. How can I stop this, but retain control of active user account when needed on the other actions of the computer?   Thank you

  Hi JosephDoherty,

  UAC (User Account Control) notifies you when changes will be made to your computer that require administrator-level permissions.

  You can try to change UAC settings and see if it helps.

  Note: You must restart your computer when you enable or disable UAC. Change levels of notification does not require that you restart your computer.

  Important: Turn on UAC after you complete the steps.

  For more information, you can consult the following articles:

  How can I change the behavior of user account control by using the slider?

  What is user account control?

  Enable or disable the User Account Control

  Hope this information is useful.