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27th December 2009
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 Run BSPlayer as user, not as admin on win7
I've looked through the forums, and the answer to most questions that relate to windows 7 is to disable UAC and run the program as admin. However, I don't want to do that, I like the control UAC gives me, and I don't think a media program needs admin access all the time. Is it possible to run it in some kind of 'limited user' mode? What does the program actually need admin rights for? I don't mean to offend anyone by being a whiny first-time poster, but it's a genuine issue I'm experiencing, which might make me switch to something else.  |
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