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17-Nov-2009, 05:10 PM #1
Solved: Making Office Guardian inactive
New Laptop, using Vista. (I prefer XP.)
I have purchased a "Clickfree Automatic backup" device, with works correctly on my desktop PC, running XP, but will not work on my laptop running Vista, because the "Office Guardian\UACProxy.exe" program keeps automatically popping up asking for permission to continue. When the Continue button is pressed the Cickfree backup program just shuts down.

Although Office Guardian is on my XP PC, it appears to be inactive and does not stop the Clickfree device from working.
As both machines are for home use only, Office Guardian is not require.

Question : How can I make the Laptop's Office Guardian program inactive?
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