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0 -> Want to add a program to the
UAC exception on Windows?
4.14 -> Here we have shown how you can do it.
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44.34 -> Method 1:
If you do not want any User
47.82 -> Account Control prompts on your computer, you can
remove the prompt completely from your computer.
52.86 -> This will allow every application to make
system-level changes to your computer.
57.9 -> Open Run by pressing Win + R keys.
Type control and press Enter.
63.78 -> Change the View by to Large or Small icons.
Locate and click on User Accounts.
69.54 -> In the next window, click on Change
User Account Control Settings.
73.32 -> Turn down the slider to Never notify.
Click on OK to save the changes.
83.34 -> Method 2:
84.48 -> If you wish to bypass UAC in Windows, you must
create a task bypass in the task scheduler.
90.66 -> Open Run again.
Type taskschd.msc and press Enter.
97.08 -> With Task Scheduler Library selected
from the left pane, click on Create Task.
102.24 -> Under the General tab, make the following changes:
Name the task something easily
107.28 -> understandable like “App-Elevated”
Fill in a description for the same
112.32 -> so that you can recognize it.
Make sure to check the box
115.92 -> adjacent to Run with highest privileges.
Go to the Action tab, and click on New.
122.82 -> This will open a New Action dialog.
Here, make sure Start a program
127.32 -> is selected from the drop-down menu.
Under Program/script, enter the pathname
132.66 -> of the executable file of the application you
wish to execute with administrative privileges.
138.3 -> If you wish to open the app in the
foreground, open a command prompt with
142.44 -> the app as an argument instead.
For this, enter the following
146.46 -> value under Program/script:
C:\Window\System32\cmd.exe
156.36 -> and add the following as
argument for the command prompt:
161.52 -> /c start “” application.exe
[any further arguments]
166.32 -> Click on OK.
Go to the Conditions and uncheck
169.68 -> the boxes associated with ‘Start the task only if
computer is on AC power’ and ‘Stop if the computer
177.36 -> switches to battery power’.
Click on OK.
180.36 -> To test the task that you created, run it
by right-clicking on it and selecting Run.
185.64 -> You can also create a shortcut on your desktop
to launch the application with admin privileges.
191.16 -> For this, right-click on your desktop
and select New and click on Shortcut.
197.58 -> Under the location bar, use
the following attributes:
200.76 -> schtasks /run /tn “App-Elevated”
Here App-Elevated is the name of the task.
212.76 -> Note: This is the same name that
you used in Step 4 for the task.
218.52 -> Name the shortcut anything easily recognizable
and choose an appropriate icon for the same.
223.92 -> Click on OK once you are done.
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