nightcraw1er.488: UAC shouldn't be a problem if you install things outside the windows folders should it, unless its a specific action to alter something on the computer - I get UAC for Widescreen mod for instance and that intercepts the graphics. Have to ask, is this linked to Galaxy, as other than the above, installing to another folder has never given me UAC problems?
Link_Satonaka: If you're referring to "Flawless Widescreen", I'm actually not sure why it asks for UAC; I suspect there is no reason and the author simply doesn't want to deal with UAC compliance. Indeed, "Flawless Widescreen" is actually broken by design
because it forces UAC; it's entirely incompatible with a user account. A similar program, "Widescreen Fixer", accomplishes the same task without relying on administrative privileges, so we know it's not actually necessary.
Its widescreen fixer 3.4, installed outside windows folders, and it always asks me when I start it up.
