How to Disable User Account Control while installing software

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Hi,

I'm Developing an application to install software silently in remote Machine using WCF Service.

I had a problem that while installing software it is asking for User Account Control i.e., admin rights. But, i want to give admin rights to dll Programatically not using CMD prompt.

i checked using manifest file, but its not working for me.

Could any one please help me about this scenario.

Thanks,
Kalyani

Posted 6-Sep-15 20:04pm

Kalyani101

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Patrice T 7-Sep-15 2:31am

Want to install malware or spyware?

Kalyani101 7-Sep-15 6:52am

want to install normal softwares. not malwares

Herman<T>.Instance 7-Sep-15 3:33am

You have to reboot to make a different level of UAC possible.

Kalyani101 7-Sep-15 6:53am

ok.. but i dont want to reboot b'coz client user get disturbed.

Richard MacCutchan 7-Sep-15 3:46am

UAC is there to protect the PC owner from people like you.

Kalyani101 7-Sep-15 6:52am

yes, i too agree but my requirement is in a network i have to install software remotely using server. that time i dont want to trouble the client machine user. for that is there any way to do.

Richard MacCutchan 7-Sep-15 7:02am

No, that is why it is called "User Account Control". If you are doing it at the network level then you need to research the use of account group policies.

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phil.o · Answer 1 · 2015-09-07T02:28:00

Solution 1

Make .msi package for deployment and create a brand new GPO to install it to desired computers.

Reference:
How to use Group Policy to remotely install software[^]

Posted 7-Sep-15 2:28am

phil.o