[aliceccentric]

Awesome tip. Thanks; it worked beautifully!

[MagicAndre1981]

you're welcome

[anotherusername]

This doesn't work at all on my computer. I followed every step and it doesn't make any difference. You still have to answer the question about allowing programs to run.

I don't know what else to post here. Is there some kind of log or something I can post that would show what's going on?

[MagicAndre1981]

don't run the original program. run it with the schtask command.

[Incriminate]

This has been annoying me for a long time, while it takes a little time to set up. It means no more UAC for me

Thanks André

And for the guy that didn't know how to write the "é", press Alt Gr + E

[WalkWaldo]

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this workaround only works for accounts who are inside the administrator group.

How do I allow a non-admin (restricted) user to launch an application that, only under Windows 7, requires admin privs?

This application runs fine under XP Pro i386 and XP Pro x64 WITHOUT admin privs. But it does not run without admin creds being entered under W-7.

[MagicAndre1981]

This doesn't for for normal/standard users

Try to find out why it only runs with admin rights in Win7. The Application Compatibility Toolkit (ACT) is what you need to detect what's wrong with the app.