And for the hat-trick.....

I'm modifying a C# program which needs UAC on vista (as it needs registry access) and i'm having problems.

When it initially launches it launches from a C++ program which is set to ask for UAC, so it automatically runs as elevated.....however after a computer re-start (which is often required) the C# program automatically re-launches at the point where it left off......but it doesn't give the UAC prompt and so it can't access the registry and throws up errors.

I don't have access to it now, but my work-around was to right click on the second program and click the "run as administrator" box, so that it always forces the UAC prompt when it loads.......however i'm sure there must be an easier way

I'm using Visual Studio 2008.....is there some way to compile a program such that it will require UAC?  Like a setting or something?  Or is my best bet to go for what I was thinking?

Thanks in advance

Right click the executable -> Properties -> Compatibility -> Run as Administrator

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Originally posted by Mike
Right click the executable -> Properties -> Compatibility -> Run as Administrator

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Originally posted by djdannyp
I don't have access to it now, but my work-around was to right click on the second program and click the "run as administrator" box, so that it always forces the UAC prompt when it loads.......however i'm sure there must be an easier way

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Originally posted by Vilkku
Did you read his post?

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http://www.professionalvisualstudio.com/blog/2007...-for-uac-on-vista/ < looks helpful

http://blogs.msdn.com/knom/archive/2007/06/12/uac...l-studio-2008.aspx < msdn

http://www.professionalvisualstudio.com/blog/2007...-for-uac-on-vista/

http://www.google.co.uk/search?hl=en&q=UAC+settin...oogle+Search&meta=

EDIT: fuck you sam

Hmm, my Visual Studio 2008 looks different to that......maybe cos that's a VB project and mine is C#?

Oh well, either way I've got an app.manifest now and it brings up the UAC prompt when running the program

Woo