Vista has introduced new feature called UAC (User Account Control). In short it basically controls the way in which applications are executed by different users. Due to enforcement of this UAC, by default any application on Vista will run under the context of standard user instead of administrator. As a result the application which requires administrator privilege will fail to work properly on Vista.


VistaUACMaker is designed to address this problem by making any Windows XP based application compatible with Vista as well as Windows 7.

• VistaUACMaker 2.0
  Vista has introduced new feature called UAC (User Account Control). In short it basically controls the way in which applications are executed by different users. Due to...

• NoUAC 1.1
  Disable (or enable) UAC of Windows Vista

• WinCleaner UAC Switch 1.0
  UAC short for User Account Control - also referred to as Admin Approval Mode is a new feature of Windows Vista. Many actions that you normally perform in Windows prior to Vista require Administrator privileges now and so Vista will ask for...

• Run As System 1.0
  Run As System is a free tool that allows you to run any executables or commands under a local system account

• IsAdmin 1.0
  IsAdmin is a tiny tool to check if you have Administrator Rights on your computer or you are running as standard user. A useful tool not only for developers but also for general users of Windows Vista and 7, which has UAC.

• UACController 1.02
  User Account Control (UAC) is a technology and security infrastructure introduced with Microsoft's Windows Vista® operating system

• UACController 1.02
  User Account Control (UAC) is a technology and security infrastructure introduced with Microsoft's Windows Vista® operating system. It aims to improve the security of Microsoft Windows® by limiting application software to standard user privileges...