Vista UAC

[Elementlawl]

Easiest way to explain this is:
I had WoW installed in C:\Program Files(x86)\World of Warcraft\ and it got moved to desktop, so I moved it back to the original place. When it was first in C:\Program Files(x86)\ it didn't ask me to allow it through UAC, but now it is after my little mishap. How can I make it not keep asking again?

[Matt the man]

Previous post was bad srry

[Elementlawl]

Didn't have to do that before, not doing it this time.

[Asera]

Bad idea to disable UAC. It's benefits outweigh it's annoyance. I only turn it off when I am installing a bunch of trusted applications at the same time (ie just reinstalled windows).

[Elementlawl]

I just added an underscore at the end and now it doesn't pop up with the UAC prompt.
The thing is the underscore wasn't there before.

---------- Post added 2010-11-23 at 12:13 PM ----------

Hmmm, not QUITE sure what I did now, but it's working like it did before.

[lockblock]

Bad idea to disable UAC. It's benefits outweigh it's annoyance. I only turn it off when I am installing a bunch of trusted applications at the same time (ie just reinstalled windows).

I always disable uac on vista however windows 7 uac is way better and not annoying

[Cilraaz]

I still find the Win7 UAC annoying and disable it immediately. It's definitely not something an average user should do, however.