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    Did the program work correctly?

    Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by darkspark88, Oct 29, 2007.

  1. darkspark88

    darkspark88 Notebook Evangelist

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    I opened up a Control Panel Applet, and ran Acer Media Touch, a configuration utility for my touch pad. It worked fine and when I closed the window, a message appeared asking if the applet opened properly. I accidentally clicked the equivalent of "NO" and now every time I open this applet, I am asked via UAC "Windows needs your permission to continue"
    "Run a Legacy CPL elevated".

    However it was working fine before, so how do I remove this annoying message every time I want to use the program?

    I have been asked this when opening the Java control panel applet too, but that time I clicked "Yes, the applet works fine" and have never been prompted by UAC again.

    Please help. I have searched everywhere, with no success.
    Thanks.
     
    darkspark88, Oct 29, 2007
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    NinjaNoodles Notebook Evangelist

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    Disable and enable UAC again? That might fix it.

    I'd just keep it disabled.
     
    NinjaNoodles, Oct 29, 2007
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