Bypassing UAC as "Standard User"

[REparsed]

I want to start Everything at login from a "Standard User" account (Win 7). I used the Task Scheduler to successfully create a task that will work with an administrator account but not with a "Standard User" account. The problem seems to be that Everything creates a second process (the UI?) that needs but doesn't have admin privileges.

When Everything is run manually from a "Standard User" account there are two UAC prompts.

Is there a way around this other than using an admin account?

[David]

Does http://blogs.techrepublic.com.com/windo ... ows/?p=730 help?

[tomw]

This method only works, if you're logged in as administrator, not as a normal user. Any ideas how to solve this?

[tomw]

OK, solved my problem by using http://www.microsoft.com/downloads/details.aspx?FamilyId=24DA89E9-B581-47B0-B45E-492DD6DA2971&displaylang=en

Why something similar isn't included in vanilla Windows is beyond me.

[dhfan2]

Hi: Can you post the specific setting you used to get Everything to run without UAC as a standard user. Please help! I'm wasting too much time on this.

[ponzonik]

given the nature of this app, just set a trigger on the task scheduler task set to "at startup" or "at logon"

[schmurtz]

You ahve successfuly create the task in taskskeduler but after that you have to disable everything autorun in everything options. Otherwise everything will run two times : one time by himself with UAC prompt and one time with taskSkeduler without UAC.

To create task in taskskeduler automatically :

download this file , extract it where you want then run "autorunEverythingWithoutUAC.bat" in admin mode. Disable autorun in everything options and that's all right

This script should work with Windows 7 x86 and x64, it is based on FAQ article of everything website.

[Hugo]

Bypass UAC has some inconveniences, like we know. Is not possible to change the Search Everything program to avoid UAC interfere with it?

Thanks,
Hugo