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Oct 29th, 2012, 07:56 PM
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Re: Setup files that can get around UAC
 Originally Posted by TomasEss
All exe files with "Setup", "Install" or "update" in the name will automatically trigger the UAC elevation regardless of manifest content. If you want any old installer to trigger it, just rename it to Setup.exe.
True, thanks for the reply.
I just had a look at Inno setup and the help file indicates that it is possible to create a setup that installs even if the user does not have admin rights, so it seems there is no internal windows security to stop regular users from installing applications it is entirely dependent on the setup creator, which is probably how Firefox got around the need to have admin rights to install. It is just bad form and really annoying for system admins when a setup allows users to do their own installs.
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