UAC, or User Account Control, can restrict the installation or launch of certain programs. This causes the Software Explorer utility to block the selected application.
Instructions
Step 1
To launch a blocked program, you need to click on the system message about blocking an automatically loaded application in the notification area. Expand the Run Locked Program command and specify this application in the submenu that opens. Confirm the execution of the selected action in the UAC dialog box that appears by clicking the "Continue" button.
Step 2
Make sure that you are logged on with administrator rights on your computer to allow the required program to run using the built-in Task Scheduler utility. Bring up the main system menu by clicking the "Start" button and type "Task Scheduler" in the text box of the search bar. Confirm the search by pressing the Enter function key and click the "Create task" button in the left pane of the application window that opens.
Step 3
Type the name of the task to be created in the "Name" field of the dialog box that opens, and a brief information about the task - in the "Description" field. Make sure the Administrator account you are using is listed in the Security Settings line and apply the Run with Highest Rights check box. Save your changes by clicking OK.
Step 4
Go to the Triggers tab and use the Create command. Specify the "At login" option in the drop-down list of the "Start task" line and apply the checkbox to the "User or group" field. Confirm your choice by clicking OK and go to the Actions tab.
Step 5
Click the "New" button and use the "Browse" command in the dialog box that opens. Specify the executable file of the selected program and confirm the action by clicking OK. Click OK again in the task creation dialog box and exit the application.
