Having to allow access to RealTemp and PrecisionX every time?
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First of all, I am a complete noob to this site so please forgive me for any nooblike behavior...
Anyway, I just finished my first custom build yesterday. I immediately downloaded RealTemp and EVGA PrecisionX to monitor my CPU and GPU temps. I can use them fine, but every time I try to open either of the applications a window titled "User Account Control" appears with the dialogue "Do you want to allow the following program to make changes to this computer?" and I have to manually approve the application every time to get it working. The apps do run fine, but it's an irritating extra step to take every time I want to open them up. Anyone have a workaround to this problem? Any suggestions are much appreciated![:D]( ":D")
Anyway, I just finished my first custom build yesterday. I immediately downloaded RealTemp and EVGA PrecisionX to monitor my CPU and GPU temps. I can use them fine, but every time I try to open either of the applications a window titled "User Account Control" appears with the dialogue "Do you want to allow the following program to make changes to this computer?" and I have to manually approve the application every time to get it working. The apps do run fine, but it's an irritating extra step to take every time I want to open them up. Anyone have a workaround to this problem? Any suggestions are much appreciated
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One way is to add RealTemp to your Start Up sequence using the Task Scheduler method listed above.
RealTemp T|I Edition
http://www.overclock.net/t/1330144/realtemp-t-i-edition
RealTemp 3.80 with improved Windows 8 compatibility should be available shortly.
One way is to add RealTemp to your Start Up sequence using the Task Scheduler method listed above.
RealTemp T|I Edition
http://www.overclock.net/t/1330144/realtemp-t-i-edition
RealTemp 3.80 with improved Windows 8 compatibility should be available shortly.
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Try the procedure outlined here: http://www.techrepublic.com/blog/window-on-windows/sele...
You'll have to make a few changes as it was originally written for Vista (use Vista compatibility mode rather than XP), but it worked for me with CoreTemp.
You'll have to make a few changes as it was originally written for Vista (use Vista compatibility mode rather than XP), but it worked for me with CoreTemp.
I just tried that, followed every step exactly as written (making necessary changes to fit W8 of course), and now RealTemp won't open at all unless I right click and select "Run as administrator." If I try to run it as usual an error window pops up that says "Driver not loaded." I deleted the database files and uninstalled Windows Compatibility Tool, but it still won't open.....guess it's time to reinstall RealTemp *sigh*
Why does this (UAC problem) happen? Is this some kind of compatibility issue with Windows 8? Or does this always occur even on different OS's, because programs always need permission to access internal sensors?
Why does this (UAC problem) happen? Is this some kind of compatibility issue with Windows 8? Or does this always occur even on different OS's, because programs always need permission to access internal sensors?
I'm sorry that caused problems for you. You should probably uninstall the database you created before going further.
UAC is basically there to stop malware doing nasty things, but it would be nice if there were a simple way to disable it for individual programs. On the other hand, it's just one more mouse click s doesn't really bother me.
UAC is basically there to stop malware doing nasty things, but it would be nice if there were a simple way to disable it for individual programs. On the other hand, it's just one more mouse click s doesn't really bother me.
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