UAC ver 3.321

[ddouglass]

Originally Posted by swany

Simply says allow or not. Allow and it lets hoster exe. Just would like to turn off the warning. Did not have that warning before I installed 3.321, now it's on both home pc and laptop. It's got the norton shield but says User Account Control.

3.321 sets Hoster to run as Administrator. This was to make Vista stop moving or deleting files. In your options for your Norton there should be an exception list that you can edit to add Hoster.exe to allow it to operate without the warning message.

[bobcox- with the Lord]

What Dale Said,
it should allow.
about 5 yrs ago my wife bought a new laptop, while setting up the internet
all of 15 mins. it got a virus.
she was trying to set it up so she could download mcafee.

[Beavis]

download is the key word !

[ddouglass]

Sometimes you takes your chances

[swany]

My mistake it is the User Account Control that is doing it. Not Norton.

First line. Hoster.exe Unidentified publisher.

Second line. Cancel

Third line. Allow

Click allow and program works normal.

Below this is a details button that does nothing but make the notice larger.

[MTUSUPPORT]

This is the way it will now work under Vista, as you can now run it with UAC on. This reason is the program must be run as an Adminitrator for Vista to allow you to use External hard drives, build your songs database and create the songbook.

If you wish to get rid of these annoying dialogs, then you must do the following http://www.mtu.com/kb/index.php?action=kb&article=87

[bobcox- with the Lord]

ahh, good ole vista,
the screen goes dark, the box pops up,
wonder what else they will add to help us.

[ddouglass]

Originally Posted by MTUSUPPORT

This is the way it will now work under Vista, as you can now run it with UAC on. This reason is the program must be run as an Adminitrator for Vista to allow you to use External hard drives, build your songs database and create the songbook.
If you wish to get rid of these annoying dialogs, then you must do the following http://www.mtu.com/kb/index.php?action=kb&article=87

Bryan, Check this
http://technet2.microsoft.com/Window....mspx?mfr=true
and see if this will fix it without turning the UAC off. If I am reading it right then it should. Look under "Scenario 3: Configure User Account Control" at the section for "Change the elevation prompt behavior" Not sure if everyone will be able to do perform this as it is changing Group Policies, but it is worth a shot.