Project Description
SharpUAC is a tool that offers 3 ways to circumvent UAC without disabling it.
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Having to control PC's on which kids play games lead to some issues with UAC. I like to keep them normal (non-admin) users so they cannot create to much problems (and they cannot install games).
Personally I do not mind installing a game (gives me a little control and I cannot expect my kids to see every sneaky way malware tries to c-install these days). But what I do mind is games that, once installed, still need elevation either to run or to update
themselves an popup an UAC dialog with a password prompt. To solve this use-case wrote ShapUAC.
SharpUAC offers 3 ways of circumventing UAC without disabling it.
The result is that the program runs elevated without a UAC prompt.
Drawback of this method is that it only works for a user that gets to see UAC dialogs without prompts as one users tasks are not visible to another user and non-admin users are not allowed to create elevated tasks.
SharpUAC itself need to run elevated in order to be able to create the tasks in the Windows Task Scheduler.
I use runas to run SharpUAC under an administrative account.
Off-course there are other areas where SharpUAC could be useful.
TODO's