Run as Administrator Problem
Hello all!!
Question
I have a windows server 2008 r2 domain with windows 7 clients
Im wanting to disable the UAC module on clients as we have enough protection with sophos firewall within our LEA
i have followed some online instrcutions to disable uac using GPO here
http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/datacenter/disable-uac-for-windows-servers-through-group-policy/3709
but im having trouble getting "Run as administrator" to work
i want the flexibility to be able to goto a student or teacher pc and be able to install software using "Run as administrator" on their accounts.
i was able to do this when i has a windows server 2003 domain and windows xp clients
can any one help!
Many thanks
Software/Hardware used:
windows server 2008 r2, Windows 7 Professional x64
Software/Hardware used:
windows server 2008 r2, Windows 7 Professional x64
ASKED:
September 17, 2012 9:34 AM
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Answer Wiki:
A couple of quick questions first. Are you doing this via remote or at the desktop. I ask because they is a way to turn off the UAC in the registry so that when you do a RDP to the system, you never have to worry about that showing up while you are working on it and the customer is not present to assist you. If this is what you are looking for, I have the registry key to turn this off.
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…im having trouble getting “Run as administrator” to work
Meaning what? Error message? “Access denied”? Something else? Was the
Tom
{Was the} 2003 domain upgraded to 2008 R2?
I don’t know why that was truncated. It seemds to happen on comments frequently.
Tom