I've just upgraded my churches multimedia PC to 64 bit Vista home premium.
For obvious reasons the normal user has a limited account but it has the
irritation that when you log on to this account a message box headed "RaUI"
pops up saying "You have no 'Admiistrator' privilege, so some features may
not work successfully. You then have to press OK to clear the box. We
don't need this!!! Can this check be turned off?

TIA

Peter

"Peter" <gamma@blueNOSPAMyonder.co.uk> wrote in message news:WjZMl.26187$OO7.4992@text.news.virginmedia.com...[color=blue]
> I've just upgraded my churches multimedia PC to 64 bit Vista home premium.
> For obvious reasons the normal user has a limited account but it has the
> irritation that when you log on to this account a message box headed "RaUI"
> pops up saying "You have no 'Admiistrator' privilege, so some features may
> not work successfully. You then have to press OK to clear the box. We
> don't need this!!! Can this check be turned off?
>
> TIA
>
> Peter
>
>[/color]

The message is probably coming from a wireless utility, Edimax Ralink.
If it is that, only you know if it needs to run when this account starts.

On Fri, 08 May 2009 16:44:38 GMT, Peter wrote:
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> I've just upgraded my churches multimedia PC to 64 bit Vista home premium.
> For obvious reasons the normal user has a limited account but it has the
> irritation that when you log on to this account a message box headed "RaUI"
> pops up saying "You have no 'Admiistrator' privilege, so some features may
> not work successfully. You then have to press OK to clear the box. We
> don't need this!!! Can this check be turned off?
>
> TIA
>
> Peter[/color]

I don't think it's from Windows. It sounds to me like it's from a program
starting up. "RaUI" looks like "Ra User interface" to me.

If I'm right, you'll have to figure out on your own what that is, unless
someone in this NG happens to be familiar with this item. Then maybe you
can configure it to drop the message.

Download the free Autoruns program from Microsoft. It can show you what's
starting up with Windows. If you're not familiar with it, let me warn you:
it's overwhelming :-)

OK, I Googled for raui (you should too). There are lots of hits; it's from
"Edimax Wireless Utility from Edimax Technology", says one hit. Google and
look and see if you can work it out from the info you get.

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Gene E. Bloch letters0x40blochg0x2Ecom

"Gene E. Bloch" <not-me@other.invalid> wrote in message
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> On Fri, 08 May 2009 16:44:38 GMT, Peter wrote:
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>> I've just upgraded my churches multimedia PC to 64 bit Vista home
>> premium.
>> For obvious reasons the normal user has a limited account but it has the
>> irritation that when you log on to this account a message box headed
>> "RaUI"
>> pops up saying "You have no 'Admiistrator' privilege, so some features
>> may
>> not work successfully. You then have to press OK to clear the box. We
>> don't need this!!! Can this check be turned off?
>>
>> TIA
>>
>> Peter[/color]
>
> I don't think it's from Windows. It sounds to me like it's from a program
> starting up. "RaUI" looks like "Ra User interface" to me.
>
> If I'm right, you'll have to figure out on your own what that is, unless
> someone in this NG happens to be familiar with this item. Then maybe you
> can configure it to drop the message.
>
> Download the free Autoruns program from Microsoft. It can show you what's
> starting up with Windows. If you're not familiar with it, let me warn you:
> it's overwhelming :-)
>
> OK, I Googled for raui (you should too). There are lots of hits; it's from
> "Edimax Wireless Utility from Edimax Technology", says one hit. Google and
> look and see if you can work it out from the info you get.
>
> --
> Gene E. Bloch letters0x40blochg0x2Ecom[/color]

Thanks for the info. We are running a wireless internet link as the
computer is at the back of Church. I'll have a look. I've used Autoruns
and agree - the amount of stuff that loads at startup is scary - no wonder
it takes so long!

Peter