Microsoft has released a Knowledgebase article that explains how users can disable UAC, that is the User Account Control, for select applications in Windows Vista.
This solution requires an administrator account and the Application Compatibility Toolkit which can be downloaded from Microsoft directly.
The advantage of this solution is that you can disable the User Account Control for selected applications only while keeping it enabled for most programs.
This is for instance useful if you use an application day in day out but get UAC prompts whenever you fire it up. This can be annoying especially if you trust the program and don't think Windows should display the prompt each time as you accept it anyway.
The following process has to be run only once but it takes some time, here are the steps:
If everything went fine, Windows Vista should not display an UAC prompt anymore for the program.
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How do I get this to work for a VBS file?
shit dont work