Post by rayancaleb on Jan 23, 2018 3:35:45 GMT -5
Hi,
I was using firefox, and usually I say "no" when it asks if I want to allow it to make changes to my PC. Now, so firefox would update, I clicked "yes". So now firefox has updated.
So now, how do I go and "undo" the yes, so I get that popup box every time? I am not currently running it as administrator, I run it from the little task bar short cut bottom left. There's also a desktop shortcut. If I run that 'as administrator' I get the mesasge. But if I run it without right clicking and selecting that, I no longer get the message dialog box. Before clicking 'yes' earlier today I would get the dialogue box everytime without right clicking and running as administrator. Is there a list of programs that you have clicked 'yes' to somewhere that you can change back to 'no'?
I know there is something like ccleaner or something one of those tools that reset all of this, but I hoped there would just be a simple, easy list somewhere?
Please Help.
Thanks,
I didn't find the right solution from the internet.
References:
www.bleepingcomputer.com/forum
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I was using firefox, and usually I say "no" when it asks if I want to allow it to make changes to my PC. Now, so firefox would update, I clicked "yes". So now firefox has updated.
So now, how do I go and "undo" the yes, so I get that popup box every time? I am not currently running it as administrator, I run it from the little task bar short cut bottom left. There's also a desktop shortcut. If I run that 'as administrator' I get the mesasge. But if I run it without right clicking and selecting that, I no longer get the message dialog box. Before clicking 'yes' earlier today I would get the dialogue box everytime without right clicking and running as administrator. Is there a list of programs that you have clicked 'yes' to somewhere that you can change back to 'no'?
I know there is something like ccleaner or something one of those tools that reset all of this, but I hoped there would just be a simple, easy list somewhere?
Please Help.
Thanks,
I didn't find the right solution from the internet.
References:
www.bleepingcomputer.com/forum
Recruitment Solution Video