So your entire target machine population has had that done?
On Nov 22, 2013, at 9:43 AM, RussellResthaven
wrote:
> Never mind, looks like I found the answer.
>
> I've always disliked Windows 7 UAC security where it gives a pop-up every
> time anything wants to change my system, which is often
Never mind, looks like I found the answer.
I've always disliked Windows 7 UAC security where it gives a pop-up every
time anything wants to change my system, which is often (java, flash, etc).
So the first thing I do whenever I setup a machine is slide the slider down
to the bottom to select "neve
If you open up the MSI in Orca and View → Summary Information, you should see a
checkbox near the bottom (in the Source Image box) of the dialog: UAC
Compliant. It should be “not checked”.
Then look in the Property table. You should find a property named ALLUSERS that
is set to the value of 1.
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