how to stop an program asking for permission to run

WARburton · 6 Jul 2025 at 16:20

so ever time i turn on my pc the Thermalright app ask's for permission to run, i want it to run.
how do i stop it asking and just let it run

OS: windows 11 pro

demonix · 6 Jul 2025 at 18:02

You can't, unless you disable UAC which you SHOULDN'T DO

WARburton · 6 Jul 2025 at 18:11

ok buddy thanks

freddie64 · 6 Jul 2025 at 23:23

WARburton said:
so ever time i turn on my pc the Thermalright app ask's for permission to run, i want it to run.
how do i stop it asking and just let it run

OS: windows 11 pro

Task schedular should sort the problem. (don't forget to disable the program in Task manager/startup apps)

WARburton · 6 Jul 2025 at 23:57

perfect, thanks buddy

Django x2 · 7 Jul 2025 at 12:02

demonix said:
You can't, unless you disable UAC which you SHOULDN'T DO

Well, that's simply not true. Whilst it's possible that some inept poor programming from a large software providers Work Experience initiative might simply have fudged desktop UAC interaction (I'm looking at you MSI), it's perfectly possible to have software work without causing UAC to intervene. Whether you'd want to or not is dependent on your risk appetite. Do you trust what the software is doing, are you limiting it to run, rather than patch / update, etc.

OP, you can use Application Control Policies on your system (running Pro or higher) or craftily set the service as an allowed log on type. The service spawns the executable administratively so would bypass UAC.