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‎Sep 20, 2007
07:14 AM
How to fix "an Unidentified program wants access"
I have searched and have not found a thread or answer to this question.
In Vista I added a manifest with level = "requireAdministrator"
so I can access the registry without error.
Now when I run the program I get the dialog box.
"User Account Control"
"An unidentified program wants"
"access to your computer"
How can I make the program "identified" ?
Is there something to the manifest I am missing?
I need it compatible with both XP and Vista.
In Vista I added a manifest with level = "requireAdministrator"
so I can access the registry without error.
Now when I run the program I get the dialog box.
"User Account Control"
"An unidentified program wants"
"access to your computer"
How can I make the program "identified" ?
Is there something to the manifest I am missing?
I need it compatible with both XP and Vista.
(3) Replies
‎Sep 20, 2007
08:02 AM
You need to digitally sign the setup (or your exe, whichever is triggering the UAC dialog). See also: http://windowsvistablog.com/blogs/windowsvista/archive/2007/01/25/accessible-uac-prompts.aspx
Stefan Krueger
InstallSite.org
InstallSite.org
‎Sep 20, 2007
08:13 AM
Thanks,
I see it wants me to set uiAccess but will that make it not run in XP?
In the help file "Step 6: Create and Embed an Application Manifest (UAC)"
When it shows the example for XP Vista it leaves out uiAccess
I see it wants me to set uiAccess but will that make it not run in XP?
In the help file "Step 6: Create and Embed an Application Manifest (UAC)"
When it shows the example for XP Vista it leaves out uiAccess