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I have a program that should run every night. Another is started every boot.
Both programms trigger the UAC-Window. At least with the nightly scheduled programm this is very bad, since my PC is waiting the whole night long for my confirmation of the UAC dialog. At the moment I am able to confirm it, that program causes much slowdown and I cancel it anyway.
So is there a way, that windows will start these 2 programms without prompting me everytime without deactivating UAC in general?
Check out the following article, it's applicable to Windows 7 as well:
Selectively disable UAC for your trusted Vista applications.