UAC Pass

Deactivate the UAC (User Account Control) only for certain applications instead of turning it off completely by using UAC Pass, a lightweight and portable tool that provides you with this capability.

With UAC Pass, you’ll be able to select which applications you want to alter and which apps will have access to UAC.

You can only deactivate the UAC for certain applications of your choice, making it easy for you to alter only the selected applications instead of changing the entire system.

Portable and Easy to Use

It is designed to be used as simply and easily as possible. You’ll find some standard functions and options that can be used by almost anyone out there.

However, if you have some more knowledge and you consider yourself a more advanced user, then you’ll also find options for you.

The application doesn’t need to be installed on your system for you to run it. Instead, you’ll only need the executable file that you can use to launch the application, which is a great option if you want to launch the app quickly.

It also means that no new registry entries will be created, making the app entirely lightweight.

Disable UAC Easily

To get started with the disabling of UAC for selected applications, all you’ll need to do is drag and drop the files and apps that you want to apply the changes to and start the process that way.

You can create security exceptions, specify saving locations for the new shortcut, and apply other changes of your choice.

When it comes to slightly more advanced functions, you’ll also have some neat options in this regard.

For instance, if you’re a more advanced user, you’ll be able to bring up settings for particular files and apps, disable the silent mode, create batch files, or use some other settings you might want to use.

Conclusion

UAC Pass allows you to alter the UAC settings of your files and apps so that you can work with them easily.