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Post by ijustwanttolearn on Oct 3, 2023 7:18:59 GMT -8
i cant seem to get it to work at all. ive replaced the files on windows 10 1809 ltsc and it just doesnt work. every time i right click and say run as admin, it says it cant find the uac program. any idea why? There is also a registry tweak you need to do manually,not talking about the reg file in the zip. If you dont do that uac wont work. so theres another tweak we have to do thats just besides the included uac reg file? what is it then? |
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Post by Brawllux on Oct 4, 2023 7:16:58 GMT -8
There is also a registry tweak you need to do manually,not talking about the reg file in the zip. If you dont do that uac wont work. so theres another tweak we have to do thats just besides the included uac reg file? what is it then? readme text file. |
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Post by undisputed00x on Oct 24, 2023 10:41:58 GMT -8
On Windows 11, it threw this error. Signature of consent.exe affects this maybe? (judging from the error message)
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Post by teknixstuff on Oct 30, 2023 5:49:12 GMT -8
On Windows 11, it threw this error. Signature of consent.exe affects this maybe? (judging from the error message) I've got this problem too. Lemme know if you figure something out. Viewing the certificate information shows it expired in 2021 which makes sense. Same issue here on W10 LTSC 2019, with WindowBlinds 11 (Aero11 theme). EDIT: Fixed! It works fine if you just keep the existing consent.exe. |
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Post by Brawllux on Oct 30, 2023 7:42:46 GMT -8
I've got this problem too. Lemme know if you figure something out. Viewing the certificate information shows it expired in 2021 which makes sense. Same issue here on W10 LTSC 2019, with WindowBlinds 11 (Aero11 theme). EDIT: Fixed! It works fine if you just keep the existing consent.exe. If you read the included readme file carefully you would see that consent.exe is included for use in Windows 11. |
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Post by masuyashi94 on Nov 7, 2023 7:45:47 GMT -8
is there any way i can get it to be skinned by a program like windowblinds?
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Post by AnyKey on Nov 7, 2023 11:10:47 GMT -8
Replacing consent.exe with 1507's one reduces the time to open the dialog and you can also hear the sound. ( Brawllux found this out) It works on Windows 11 as well as Windows 10. |
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Post by Brawllux on Nov 7, 2023 11:41:48 GMT -8
Replacing consent.exe with 1507's one reduces the time to open the dialog and you can also hear the sound. ( Brawllux found this out) It works on Windows 11 as well as Windows 10. I will just attach it here so people wont need to find it themselves. Attachments:consent.exe (132.34 KB)
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Post by Jevil7452 on Nov 15, 2023 10:05:43 GMT -8
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Post by Luximoz on Jan 3, 2024 8:23:28 GMT -8
It doesn't work on my end, I'm still getting the XAML UAC, my system is en-US and I have Windows 10 1809 LTSC, and after inspecting "Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{745a5add-6a71-47b9-9bb9-31dd3a6913d4}\InProcServer32" and "Authentication UI CredUI Helper.reg", it seems like no matter what I do, Windows reverts the default value to "%SystemRoot%\SysWow64\authui.dll", instead of "%SystemRoot%\system32\authui.dll" like in the reg file, even I change it manually, it reverts the value if I go back to that page.......  |
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Post by Brawllux on Jan 3, 2024 10:59:18 GMT -8
It doesn't work on my end, I'm still getting the XAML UAC, my system is en-US and I have Windows 10 1809 LTSC, and after inspecting "Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{745a5add-6a71-47b9-9bb9-31dd3a6913d4}\InProcServer32" and "Authentication UI CredUI Helper.reg", it seems like no matter what I do, Windows reverts the default value to "%SystemRoot%\SysWow64\authui.dll", instead of "%SystemRoot%\system32\authui.dll" like in the reg file, even I change it manually, it reverts the value if I go back to that page....... View AttachmentDid you do the last reg tweak mentioned in the bottom of the readme file? That is the most important one that actually disables XAML UAC UI. |
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Post by Luximoz on Jan 3, 2024 11:45:09 GMT -8
It doesn't work on my end, I'm still getting the XAML UAC, my system is en-US and I have Windows 10 1809 LTSC, and after inspecting "Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{745a5add-6a71-47b9-9bb9-31dd3a6913d4}\InProcServer32" and "Authentication UI CredUI Helper.reg", it seems like no matter what I do, Windows reverts the default value to "%SystemRoot%\SysWow64\authui.dll", instead of "%SystemRoot%\system32\authui.dll" like in the reg file, even I change it manually, it reverts the value if I go back to that page....... View AttachmentDid you do the last reg tweak mentioned in the bottom of the readme file? That is the most important one that actually disables XAML UAC UI. Yes, I had already set XamlCredUIAvailable to 0 |
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Post by Brawllux on Jan 3, 2024 13:58:15 GMT -8
It doesn't work on my end, I'm still getting the XAML UAC, my system is en-US and I have Windows 10 1809 LTSC, and after inspecting "Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{745a5add-6a71-47b9-9bb9-31dd3a6913d4}\InProcServer32" and "Authentication UI CredUI Helper.reg", it seems like no matter what I do, Windows reverts the default value to "%SystemRoot%\SysWow64\authui.dll", instead of "%SystemRoot%\system32\authui.dll" like in the reg file, even I change it manually, it reverts the value if I go back to that page....... View Attachmentare you using TrustedInstaller permission to import it? Try importing it normally. |
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Post by Luximoz on Jan 3, 2024 15:03:25 GMT -8
It doesn't work on my end, I'm still getting the XAML UAC, my system is en-US and I have Windows 10 1809 LTSC, and after inspecting "Computer\HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\CLSID\{745a5add-6a71-47b9-9bb9-31dd3a6913d4}\InProcServer32" and "Authentication UI CredUI Helper.reg", it seems like no matter what I do, Windows reverts the default value to "%SystemRoot%\SysWow64\authui.dll", instead of "%SystemRoot%\system32\authui.dll" like in the reg file, even I change it manually, it reverts the value if I go back to that page....... View Attachmentare you using TrustedInstaller permission to import it? Try importing it normally. I was importing it normally, but I've just tried importing as TrustedInstaller via Winaero Tweaker this time and that also did not work |
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Post by Brawllux on Jan 3, 2024 15:09:27 GMT -8
are you using TrustedInstaller permission to import it? Try importing it normally. I was importing it normally, but I've just tried importing as TrustedInstaller via Winaero Tweaker this time and that also did not work Did you use any 7TSP icon pack? I remember some users having trouble with reg keys because some icon packs can break x64 regedit. When that happens windows defaults to the 32 bit version, causing it to only be able to modify 32 bit key locations in registry. Try fixing your regedit.exe using sfc and try again. |
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Post by Luximoz on Jan 3, 2024 20:08:35 GMT -8
I was importing it normally, but I've just tried importing as TrustedInstaller via Winaero Tweaker this time and that also did not work Did you use any 7TSP icon pack? I remember some users having trouble with reg keys because some icon packs can break x64 regedit. When that happens windows defaults to the 32 bit version, causing it to only be able to modify 32 bit key locations in registry. Try fixing your regedit.exe using sfc and try again. Oh... I actually am using a 7TSP pack...... How can I modify a lot of the icons and bitmaps from DLLs quickly if I can't use 7TSP though? |
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Post by Brawllux on Jan 4, 2024 2:56:37 GMT -8
Did you use any 7TSP icon pack? I remember some users having trouble with reg keys because some icon packs can break x64 regedit. When that happens windows defaults to the 32 bit version, causing it to only be able to modify 32 bit key locations in registry. Try fixing your regedit.exe using sfc and try again. Oh... I actually am using a 7TSP pack...... How can I modify a lot of the icons and bitmaps from DLLs quickly if I can't use 7TSP though? Just restore vanilla regedit files and this time inport its icons MANUALLY to regedit.exe.MUI |
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Post by Luximoz on Jan 4, 2024 4:42:56 GMT -8
Oh... I actually am using a 7TSP pack...... How can I modify a lot of the icons and bitmaps from DLLs quickly if I can't use 7TSP though? Just restore vanilla regedit files and this time inport its icons MANUALLY to regedit.exe.MUI Is there a way to use SFC to repair only Regedit, or would I have to copy Regedit's files from a VM? |
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Post by undisputed00x on Jan 12, 2024 9:13:41 GMT -8
Finally it works on me (on latest win11) only when i dont copy the consent.exe
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Post by Jevil7452 on Jan 16, 2024 7:40:59 GMT -8
You should note that doing this will break Slide to Shut Down (slidetoshutdown.exe) I am aware pretty much noone uses it anyways, so this won't matter to 99% of people.
But I think this is something to be aware of regardless.
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