Have you tried shift+right-click -> Run as... or Run as a different user, and then type in the admin credentials?
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Mind you I have no credentials on my user name, as in, no password
Strange thing man, I disabled UAC and rebooted and run the Office installer and to my surprise it did run and install even with UAC off.......
weird....maybe a Windows update or the update office installer that I have fixed this? Or what it might be is that I was on Windows 8 when I tried.
I know that in Windows 8.1 even if I turn UAC off, it seems like programs aren't installing with full admin privileges unless I turn UAC back on so it always keep UAC on in Win 8.1
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I'm not 100% sure, but I had to use it to get some stuff to work at my office, and it worked on machines with UAC fully on and fully off (we have to have it off to enable non-admin font installs).
It seems to not just run the program w/ elevated admin privileges in the current user space, but rather runs it in the admin accounts user space (so if it creates folders or puts data into the user profile, etc. it's in the admin's profile rather than the user). -
Metro app shouldn't run w.o uac, that's one. Second, Just dragging the slider don't completely disable uac, need either regedit or group policy.
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What is Metro App for at all? Here is what: rumored that Microsoft decided to get rid of Skype Moderna App from its Store.
That is just another step. Remember how Microsoft promoted that Skype? And called classic Skype as Skype for desktop? Yeah, this will come to all "modern" apps on PC wich always had "Desktop" analog. -
i still remember getting a lot of BSODs, error messages and etc on ME for the littlest things....... Then i upgraded to XP and everything was cool
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Hah, XP the greatest OS ever made? Not even close. Rose-tinted glasses/short memory, that's what. Win 2K > XP every time. Faster on the same hardware, better security and stability, and less bloat and unnecessary eye candy than XP. Ppl say Vista was a resource hog, well how soon they forget that XP was the original system pig and prompted many a PC upgrade. Full DX9 support in 2000 too so just as viable for gaming. XP eventually overtook it in driver and app support due to its immense popularity despite 2000 being the superior OS, which is sad. 2000 and 7 are the best Windows OSes I ever used in my lifetime.
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Never had an issue running ME, well let me restate that. I never had an issue that could not be resolved. Agreed though it was a waste of time as everything went to the NT core anyway. I agree that 2000 was superior to XP but this too is subjective as 2000 was more attuned to business as XP was to consumer. Enthusiasts will almost invariably fall to the business/performance end of the spectrum.
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got all the updates but the get windows 10 app isn't showing in the taskbar
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how the heck has it been disabled? was there any news released on it?
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I've always found, on any of my devices, 100% scaling to be the cleanest. just the way I prefer to use the systems.
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Nah ... they just taking a page off of EA and most of the gaming industry.
Shipped off incomplete and add them back as DLCsHTWingNut likes this.
My first experience with Windows 10! WOW!
Discussion in 'Windows OS and Software' started by Spartan@HIDevolution, Jun 13, 2015.