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Iomega quick protect start up problems

Discussion in 'Windows 7' started by gullrock, 2010/08/01.

  1. 2010/08/01
    gullrock

    gullrock Inactive Thread Starter

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    I have just installed Iomega Quick protect on my new Win 7 pc and everytime I start up the pc I get a user account box saying do I wish to allow the program to make changes to my pc. If I say yes all is ok but if I do not see the box the pc seems to bypass this and takes my non response as a "no" so Quick protect doesn't open.

    Each time I open the pc I get the same message which is really anoying.

    The User account settings are set at default " Notify me only when programs try to make changes to my computer!" Why can't the pc remember my choice?

    Any help would be great please.
     
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    hawk22

    hawk22 Geek Member

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    You might have a box to click on that says: Remember my choice, or something like that.
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    gullrock

    gullrock Inactive Thread Starter

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    Can't see one unfortunately
     
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    PeteC

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    There is no way of making an Exception list for UAC - it was one of the universal 'wants' listed by users in Vista and 7 beta, but ignored by MS in 7 RTM :)

    From what I see on Google creating a scheduled task to run with the highest ptivileges may circumnavigate your issue. Read through some of these hits ....

    http://www.google.com/search?source...&rlz=1T4GGLL_en-GBGB352GB352&q=UAC+Exceptions
    Because Windows sees imaging the hard drive as a change to your computer.
     
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