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Thnaks for that links, the first one I hae allready tested (it won't work in my case, because the .exe is called be another program, I cannot use some kind of desktop link), the second one I have tested a minute ago - doesn't help.<br />
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The issue is that a website is calling a file named &quot;...update.exe&quot;. When I disable UAC it works fine, with UAC I get a http 500 error.
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Thnaks for that links, the first one I hae allready tested (it won't work in my case, because the .exe is called be another program, I cannot use some kind of desktop link), the second one I have tested a minute ago - doesn't help.

The issue is that a website is calling a file named "...update.exe". When I disable UAC it works fine, with UAC I get a http 500 error.

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Issue was solved by the vendor of the software.
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Issue was solved by the vendor of the software.

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Hi all,<br />
Windows Server 2008 UAC is called when I start a file which contains the word &quot;update&quot; in ist filename, like &quot;abcdf_update.exe&quot;.<br />
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I there a (hidden?) way to configure UAC to ignore those files? I do not want to disable UAC at all.
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Hi all,
Windows Server 2008 UAC is called when I start a file which contains the word "update" in ist filename, like "abcdf_update.exe".

I there a (hidden?) way to configure UAC to ignore those files? I do not want to disable UAC at all.

Windows Server 2008 and UAC and files named &quot;*update.exe&quot;

Windows Server 2008 and Windows Server 2008 R2, based on the Microsoft Vista codebase, is the last 32-bit server operating system released by Microsoft. It has a number of versions, including including Foundation, Standard, Enterprise, Datacenter, Web, HPC Server, Itanium and Storage; new features included server core installation and Hyper-V.

Windows Server 2008 and UAC and files named &quot;*update.exe&quot;

Windows Server 2008 and UAC and files named "*update.exe"