Post by andrewbuddy12 on Feb 19, 2008 7:18:05 GMT -5
This is a tutorial for how to permanently run AA(or any other application for that matter) in administrator mode. (so you don't have to right click, "run as admin", etc.)
1. Right click on the shortcut that you use to run AA, and click on "properties"
2. In the properties it should already be on the shortcut page, go down about halfway and there should be three buttons: "open file location", "change icon..." and "advanced...". Click on the advanced button.
3. After clicking on this a window will pop up with 2 check boxes. Click the one thats says "run as administrator" (and it will have the description of the action below that)
That should do it. If your UAC is still activated you may need to confirm that you want to run the program in Administrator mode after you run the program. However, now you don't have to remember to manually run the program in admin mode anymore.
1. Right click on the shortcut that you use to run AA, and click on "properties"
2. In the properties it should already be on the shortcut page, go down about halfway and there should be three buttons: "open file location", "change icon..." and "advanced...". Click on the advanced button.
3. After clicking on this a window will pop up with 2 check boxes. Click the one thats says "run as administrator" (and it will have the description of the action below that)
That should do it. If your UAC is still activated you may need to confirm that you want to run the program in Administrator mode after you run the program. However, now you don't have to remember to manually run the program in admin mode anymore.
