question about CCleanerSkipUAC

CCleaner for Windows
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Hello.

In the tools section of CCleaner, when the option to display startup entries is selected, under the scheduled tasks tab, the following entry from CCleaner is listed: CCleanerSkipUAC

I disabled the option to automatically check for updates, and the system monitoring options have all been disabled as well, so why is CCleanerSkipUAC listed as a scheduled talk? Why does it remain? Did I overlook one of CCleaner's active features and not disable it? Is that the reason? If yes, which one?

Also, what is CCleanerSkipUAC and what does it do?

Thanks!

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2

you can find the answer here http://forum.piriform.com/index.php?showtopic=37031&hl

i hope this helps

3

Skipuac is for vista and above with mircosoft's User-Access-Control enabled

4

Thank you, dvdbane and Nergal, for your help.

I clicked the above link and read the information, and if I understand it correctly, CCleanerSkipUAC is nothing more than entry designed to prevent the user from having to click yes to the UAC pop-up when opening CCleaner. Is that correct? Is that all it is?

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Yes correct

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Okay, cool. Thanks!