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pmantaj

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Portege R830 - Fingerprint authentec AES1660 "run as administrator"
Posted: 20-Jul-2012 10:27

Hello everebody,

is it possible to configure toshiba fingerprint so that there was no need enter administrator password when I run some aplication by option "run as administrator" in windows 7.

I would like use only fingerprint (without UAC modyfication).
I know that it is possible in previous drivers without toshiba software.

My configuration:
Notebook: Toshiba R830
Fingerprint AES 1660 (driver version: 9.0.8.21)
Fingerprint Utility version: 1.0.3.54
OS: Windows 7 Pro x64

regards,
Przemek

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pmantaj

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Registered: 20/07/12

Re: Portege R830 - Fingerprint authentec AES1660 "run as administrator"
Posted: 22-Jul-2012 19:29

in response to: pmantaj

any idea?

MisterX

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Registered: 21/09/09

Re: Portege R830 - Fingerprint authentec AES1660 "run as administrator"
Posted: 23-Jul-2012 10:01

in response to: pmantaj

I would like use only fingerprint (without UAC modyfication)

You can change the settings in UAC

Try to set the slider to “Never notify “

Go to User Account Control Settings. Click on the "Change User Account Control Settings" link.
In order to turn off UAC, move the slider to the Never notify position, and then click OK.

pmantaj

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Registered: 20/07/12

Re: Portege R830 - Fingerprint authentec AES1660 "run as administrator"
Posted: 23-Jul-2012 10:05

in response to: MisterX

thanks for topic but I don't want to change UAC settings. When the password window pops up I want to use the fingerprint reader to confirm administrative rights.

Przemek

MisterX

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Re: Portege R830 - Fingerprint authentec AES1660 "run as administrator"
Posted: 23-Jul-2012 10:27

in response to: pmantaj

I doubt this is possible using common windows settings.
To get the UAC disabled for a single application you would need an special tool…
For example like “ UAC Controller Tool v1.0 ”

Here are interesting threads from Microsoft:
http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-security/how-do-i-get-uac-off-the-back-of-one-of-my/0f2412bd-f821-46bf-bff0-a81f45971df8

and

http://answers.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/forum/windows_7-windows_programs/how-do-you-turn-off-uac-for-just-one-program-that/237926d5-5473-4293-93d5-8bd6f2fd0157

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