C
Copskee
I have a security center symbol shield on one of my desktop icons. What does
that mean,and how can I get rid of it?
that mean,and how can I get rid of it?
You are using an out of date browser. It may not display this or other websites correctly.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
You should upgrade or use an alternative browser.
V
Victek
I have a security center symbol shield on one of my desktop icons. What
I believe it has to do with running the application "as administrator".
What program is it?
does
that mean,and how can I get rid of it?
I believe it has to do with running the application "as administrator".
What program is it?
D
Dustin Harper
It means that the program requires UAC comfirmation or admin rights.
C
Copskee
It is a software update program for my laptop. I have a Toshiba laptop. Is
there a way to disable this,or not?
there a way to disable this,or not?
C
Copskee
Is there a way to disable this,or how do I complete this action,or function?
F
Frank Saunders MS-MVP IE,OE/WM
Copskee said:Is there a way to disable this,or how do I complete this action,or
function?
Right click - Run as administrator
C
Copskee
I did try this,and nothing happened. What is going on with this. Please help
me.
me.
V
Victek
Is there a way to disable this,or how do I complete this action,or
What do you mean nothing happened? If you select "Run As Administrator" and
the shortcut points to an executable then the program should run. If it
doesn't run then it may be corrupt.
I did try this, and nothing happened. What is going on with this. Please
help
me.
What do you mean nothing happened? If you select "Run As Administrator" and
the shortcut points to an executable then the program should run. If it
doesn't run then it may be corrupt.
D
Dustin Harper
You can disable UAC, which will remove the shields. (Start > type MSCONFIG,
press enter > Go to Tools > Disable UAC > Launch. Reboot, and UAC is
disabled, and the shields are gone. Note that this is system wide, not only
for that single program.
press enter > Go to Tools > Disable UAC > Launch. Reboot, and UAC is
disabled, and the shields are gone. Note that this is system wide, not only
for that single program.