So for certain programs, mostly games in my case, the UAC prompts me every time I try to run the game to tell it it's OK to run.
For example if I want to play Command and Conquer Tiberian Sun, I click my icon and bam, UAC comes up with the prompt, "Do you want to allow the following program...
command and conquer
ea games
game issues
games
installation
notifications
patch
programs
prompt handling
settings
softwaremanagement
system changes
tiberian sun
uac
user account control
user permissions
windows 10
windows 11
windows security
I wish to update to the latest version of iTunes but there seems to be something wrong with my registry.
The following keeps coming up each time I try to install it.
Could not open key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\Classes\Interface\{915 DA835-02FE-4953-92FA-624BDF5D85AB}\ProxyStubClsid32...
access rights
admin account
computer issues
corruption
error
installation
itunes
key access
partial uninstall
program issues
registry
softwaremanagementsoftware update
support
troubleshooting
update problems
user help
version control
windows vista
The games menu item is not as flexible as the Pictures, Music and Documents menu items. It seems to be more hardcoded into the system. A few things I noticed:
-Right-clicking on Games in the windows menu doesn't show the same options as the Documents, Pictures, and Music menu items. For example...
customization
default folders
flexibility
game behavior
game exclusions
game management
games menu
gaming providers
installed games
libraries
menu options
navigation pane
softwaremanagement
start menu
system settings
user experience
user interface
user preferences
windows
The following is an instruction on how to have some semblance of a Power Management group policy in an environment operating under Windows XP and Windows Server 2003. Unfortunately, the Power Management options in XP, as opposed to Vista, are stored in binary files, thereby making it difficult...
active directory
batch script
command line
configuration
custom power settings
electricity costs
energy efficiency
group policy
hibernation
legacy devices
power management
power options
powercfg
scheduled task
softwaremanagement
standby mode
system administration
user permissions
windows server
windows xp
Ok, I'm using COWON jetAudio as my media player in Windows 7 (I've been using this all in one media player for years now, and I love it.) And I'm trying to associate all of the file types to jetAudio.
When I go into the jetAudio preferences, and check all file types, it doesn't work properly...
Jordan
Thread
beta version
default programs
file association
jetaudio
media player
preferences
softwaremanagement
support
user guide
windows 7