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suppressing uac using act

Hi,
The installation of the application has no issues ,when application shortcut launches it throw an error on win7.I changed the compatibility mode of that exe to wix xp sp3 and the shortcut launches with out any issue.
i created a shim for this compatibility mode.the problem is when ever i try to launch the shortcut the uac appears.I tried including runasinvoker,runasadmin,runashighest shims nothing suppress this uac from appearing everytime i launched the shortcut.
Can anyone let me know how to suppress the uac.Thanks in advance.

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Posted by: jmcfadyen 13 years ago
5th Degree Black Belt
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there are 3 methods that invoke the UAC.

fusion, heuristics, installer detection.

as an example setting a manifest against an exe which is triggering because of installer detection methods will not stop the UAC prompt from showing up.

when is the UAC prompt happening during execution of the shortcut, or execution of a function of the running application?

you may need to crack open procmon to see if this is happening due to file permissions etc.
Posted by: VATMAN 13 years ago
Orange Belt
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Thank you for the response.The uac is happening during the execution of the shortcut.
can you let me know if it is permission issue how to suppress the uac.
Posted by: VATMAN 13 years ago
Orange Belt
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I created a .sdb file selecting the window compatibility mode and runasinvoker shims,I installed the shim,the uac prompt appears ,when i uninstall the shim the shortcut launches with out any uac i dont understand why this is happening?
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