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What windows 7 design improvement allows applications that require administrative privileges to run even when the user running the application does not have administrative privileges?
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User account control settings.
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Which Windows 7 design improvement allows applications that require administrative privileges to run even when the user running the application does not have administrative privileges?
file and registry redirection
What happens if you override the User Account Control?
If you override the User Account Control it allows an application to be run even if the you do not have the required administrative privileges.
You can install software only if you have privileges?
Administrative.
What kind of rights are required to install the-mode driver?
Administrative privileges
What kind of right are required to install the kernel- mode driver?
Administrative privileges
What kind of rights are required to install the kernel-mode driver?
Administrative privileges
What kind of rights are required to install kernel mode driver?
Administrative privileges
Why won't windows allow me to change a system setting?
You may not have administrative privileges.
How many system passwords can be kept in a single system?
As many as you have users with administrative privileges.
How can you override all other system users without administrator permission?
You can't. The only way to bypass access privileges without having administrative privileges is via bugs in a program already running with administrative permissions. Since most programs aren't (or shouldn't be) run with administrative privileges, you can't rely on 1.) a program to be running with high privileges, and 2.) for it to have unpatched bugs. If such a bug was known, it would become patched fairly quickly (at least in the case of Linux).
Which default administrative group has the necessary privileges to create and monitor sites?
Enterprise Admin. Just a hunch.
Why do the softwares for Windows xp have a compatible issue with Windows Vista?
Most applications written for XP will work perfectly fine on Windows Vista. The ones that don't usually either rely on an obsolete library, or require administrative privileges to run, which Vista no longer grants by default.
