I have 2 Everything processes and 1 service. This causes the UAC prompt whenever the computer is started or restarted. How can I bypass or get around not having the prompt?
On the Everything /o > General tab I have the following [X]'ed:
- Start everything on system startup
- run as administrator
- everything service
- EFU file assoc
I gave up on Everything because installing TCMD kept uninstalling my Everything service. Anyway, IIRC, it works best when there are two processes ... the Everything service, and a not-elevated client.
I have 2 Everything processes and 1 service. This causes the UAC prompt whenever the computer is started or restarted. How can I bypass or get around not having the prompt?
On the Everything /o > General tab I have the following [X]'ed:
- Start everything on system startup
- run as administrator
- everything service
- EFU file assoc
Maybe try unchecking "run as administrator" but leaving "everything service" checked? I would always get the UAC after (re)installing or upgrading TC when trying to use Everything, but in my case (with "run on system startup" and "everything service" checked and "run as administrator" unchecked (even though I usually have to go in as admin initially to set these options)) after a restart of the system or Everything itself, I don't need administrative privileges to use it (because the everything service is loaded).
I have "Start Everything on system startup" checked, "Run as administrator" unchecked, and "Everything Service" checked. This seems to work fine, but the installer never seems to set it up this way.
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