EventGhost

I think I'll need quite a few screen buttons for each app. So does it makes sense to create an activity in the remote for each app I want to control?

stottle wrote:

sync wrote:I'm running EG as Admin but I have not disabled UAC and the old plugin is working.

Lucky you. I don't think it works for anyone else that way.
Brett

Luck doesn't seem a very likely explanation, but I don't have a better one.

I had to reboot in order to disable the HID service and now it is fine.

stottle wrote:The old plugin doesn't work unless you run as administrator and turn off UAC. No problem if you don't mind, but not everyone is comfortable using software that requires disabling windows security measures....

Brett

I'm running EG as Admin but I have not disabled UAC and the old plugin is working.

Is disabling the HID service supposed to stop Windows from reacting to the remote? It doesn't do that on my Win 7 system.

When I installed the plugin I recall getting a message that the HID service could only be disabled if I'm running EG as admin. Later I discovered I have to run it as admin just ...

Is there something horrible about running EG as administrator in order to use the default plugin?

I have to run it as administrator anyway just to get it to save in Win 7.