Geeze... I've been fighting this non-working Favorites Menu thing in
Vista/IE7 for a long while. Today, on a whim, I decided to turn UAC off,
just to see what happened with the Favorites Menu. The Favorites Menu WORKS
with UAC turned off. I turned it back on and they ceased to work again. Bug?
JFTR, this is with Admin privileges.
While UAC is on, there is no warning or prompting, they just don't work. I
prefer running with UAC on. Can anyone suggest a fix/workaround?
-Frank
Captain Cuspid - 14 Mar 2007 20:42 GMT
Windows XP Pro would be a good fix.
> Geeze... I've been fighting this non-working Favorites Menu thing in
> Vista/IE7 for a long while. Today, on a whim, I decided to turn UAC off,
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> -Frank
Brian W - 14 Mar 2007 21:33 GMT
My Favorites menu works fine, with UAC on
> Geeze... I've been fighting this non-working Favorites Menu thing in
> Vista/IE7 for a long while. Today, on a whim, I decided to turn UAC off,
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>
> -Frank
Frankster - 14 Mar 2007 21:53 GMT
I should have said Personalized Favorites. Sorry. It' the Personalized
favorites I was referring to.
-Frank
> My Favorites menu works fine, with UAC on
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>> -Frank
Kevin Purcell - 14 Mar 2007 23:19 GMT
>I should have said Personalized Favorites. Sorry. It' the Personalized
>favorites I was referring to.
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>>> -Frank
It seems that the personalized favorites function is non functional.
enabling/disabling it here does nothing. I have found a couple of places
after a Google search that says others are having same issue

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Frankster - 15 Mar 2007 01:56 GMT
>>I should have said Personalized Favorites. Sorry. It' the Personalized
>>favorites I was referring to.
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> enabling/disabling it here does nothing. I have found a couple of places
> after a Google search that says others are having same issue
Yes, true. But what happens to me is when I turn UAC off, Personalized
Favorites *is* functional. When I turn it back on, I no longer have
Personalized Favorites.
-Frank