Years after hearing the first news about User Access Control, I finally, made my first contact with it on a Vista machine, which our office got for free as an outlet due to the appearance of Win 7. While I understand/appreciate the direction security-wise, somehow, it manages to feel more annoying than password-based user right control of Linux at times especially on a machine which I am not allowed to install any application.
So, after I googled, in short time, I found a nice trick at good old how to geek site. The trick is basically using Task Scheduler to bypass the UAC prompt. This works like a charm with some small apps while simply using built-in function of the OS.
Do you know any better/useful idea to increase the usability of UAC, without installing an app? As you may expect it, personally, I don’t like the idea of totally disabling it.
…but then you’ll still find it more annoying ;D Or you can leave it activated with no prompt at all 
>>> all this can be found in local security policy.
