Steve Pope > wrote:

> Sqwertz > wrote:
>
>>notbob > wrote:
>
>>> My advice: don't disable UAC. Learn about it, use it, and make it work in
>>> your favor.
>
>>End-users can't make it work in their favor. Software vendors have
>>to pay Microsoft to get the credentials to make it run without
>>bugging the shit out of you.
>
> Can't some hacker create a hack that will allow you to "bless"
> applications in a way that bypasses the need to click on the UAC
> each time?

Yeah, it's called turning off UAC, which solves a bunch of other
problems as well.

It was the first thing I did on my Vista machine - which only last
3-4 days before I nuked that installation. So I can't say I'm an
expert on it.

-sw