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I think that UAC is causing the flicker of my monitor. I have checked the wires and tried a different monitor and the flicker persists. What I think is happening is a program starts to
run that Vista doesn't recognize (ex: Spyware Detector by Max Secure) it flickers when
the Vista message comes on the screen. This is very annoying. I think the combination
of Nod32, Spyware Detector and Ccleaner should be enough to protect my Puter
without UAC and it's annoying process.
run that Vista doesn't recognize (ex: Spyware Detector by Max Secure) it flickers when
the Vista message comes on the screen. This is very annoying. I think the combination
of Nod32, Spyware Detector and Ccleaner should be enough to protect my Puter
without UAC and it's annoying process.
- You could also try TweakUAC. This allows you to completely turn UAC off or set it to give most of the normal protection without all the permission requests. Works great for me.
Dimension 9100, Dual-Boot Win XP / Vista Home Premium, 3.0 GHz P4, 3 GB DDR2 533 MHz RAM, 160 GB SATA II Samsung (XP), 300 GB SATA II Seagate (Vista), 250 GB SimpleTech USB (WD Drive), Nvidia Go 6800 (425/825 MHz - XP, 400/800 MHz - Vista, Vista Driver - 169.25), Dell 1901 UltraSharp FP
Inspiron E1705, Win Vista Premium, T7200 Core 2 Duo (4MB, 2.0 GHz 667MHz), 2 GB DDR2 677 MHz RAM, 120 GB Samsung HD, Nvidia Go 7900 GS - 156.69 Driver, 17” Sharp UltraSharp TrueLife Wide-Screen WUXGA - Just Google on TweakUAC and your there. It's FREE.
Dimension 9100, Dual-Boot Win XP / Vista Home Premium, 3.0 GHz P4, 3 GB DDR2 533 MHz RAM, 160 GB SATA II Samsung (XP), 300 GB SATA II Seagate (Vista), 250 GB SimpleTech USB (WD Drive), Nvidia Go 6800 (425/825 MHz - XP, 400/800 MHz - Vista, Vista Driver - 169.25), Dell 1901 UltraSharp FP
Inspiron E1705, Win Vista Premium, T7200 Core 2 Duo (4MB, 2.0 GHz 667MHz), 2 GB DDR2 677 MHz RAM, 120 GB Samsung HD, Nvidia Go 7900 GS - 156.69 Driver, 17” Sharp UltraSharp TrueLife Wide-Screen WUXGA
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Posted February 25th, 2008 11:00