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Run an Application in Admin Mode

In Windows XP, most people will use their computer in Admin login mode. With Vista you can login as any user but still perform administrator tasks. One thing you'll notice right away in Vista is that some of your applications need to be run in administrator mode, especially some older applications or utilities you use that aren't supported by Vista. Here is how you can launch applications in Administrator mode:

    * The quick way is to simply right-click on the desktop icon for the program and select Run as administrator. You will need to do this each time you want to run that specific application in admin mode.
      
    * You can also set the program to always launch in admin mode. To do this right click on the desktop icon for the program and choose Properties. Under the shortcut tab click Advanced. Select Run as Administrator.


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