"yildi" wrote:

> Strangely enough, it does not even seem to try to launch PP since I do not 
> find myself with a box asking for authorization, it just seems to ignore the 
> PP shortcut in the Startup menu of my session.

I did a quick test with 7 (build 7000) and can confirm that it doesn't launch 
if it's set to run as admin in compatibility tab.
As a workaround, I deleted default PowerPro shortcut and created a batch file 
instead.

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@echo off
start c:\progra~1\powerpro\powerpro.exe
exit
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you'll immediately see the UAC prompt to start PowerPro.


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