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<blockquote data-quote="fredgo" data-source="post: 749606" data-attributes="member: 73534"><p>Thanks for replying.</p><p>That is quite odd, no other firewall or av I've ever used has run like this as once it's installed in to the system via admin it doesn't need to ask for admin rights every startup. Is this not possible to have installed like this to run as admin without having to task each user with an elevated sheduled task? Does the 'skip uac promt' not do anything?</p><p></p><p>I'm looking at using this on a few computers but can't reasonable set it up like this sadly.</p><p></p><p>Edit: so everyone here running simplewall on non-admin accounts has to enter the admin password at uac prompt every time they log into their computers account?</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="fredgo, post: 749606, member: 73534"] Thanks for replying. That is quite odd, no other firewall or av I've ever used has run like this as once it's installed in to the system via admin it doesn't need to ask for admin rights every startup. Is this not possible to have installed like this to run as admin without having to task each user with an elevated sheduled task? Does the 'skip uac promt' not do anything? I'm looking at using this on a few computers but can't reasonable set it up like this sadly. Edit: so everyone here running simplewall on non-admin accounts has to enter the admin password at uac prompt every time they log into their computers account? [/QUOTE]
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