The UAC popup says the program name is "Microsoft Office" and says the program's location is "Update." I've already run Office and chose the Office update settings. The other thing is that even if I choose to not allow the program to change the system, Outlook still opens fine. The only plug-in is for antivirus, and I've set it to not load, but I'm still getting the prompt. This is making me think that there must be a plug in that is forcing Outlook to prompt me for the UAC. During the settings change for Compability Mode, I also played around with the checkbox for "Run this program as an administrator,"Īnd when this option is selected, Outlook prompts me for UAC BEFORE The way OutlookĬomes up is that it prompts me for my Exchange password, which I enter, and then it prompts me for the UAC password. Switching to compatibility mode and back didn't help, but it did give me some additional information. It looks like this: after starting Outlook successfully connects to the on-premises Exchange server (or Office 365 mailbox), the user sees a list of folders in the mailbox and new emails in the Inbox. When we investigated, we found that some of their users have an old grandfathered E2 subscription, which of course doesn't include local office application rights, so the users kept getting prompted until they upgraded their subscriptions. A very common problem is when Outlook starts asking for the user credentials, even if the correct password is specified. I insert the key-code, it was activated, all perfect. I buy an Windows 10 Pro 64bit dvd and i did a clean install in my desktop. Thanks greatly for the reply - I would have responded sooner, but I never saw a notification and didn't know you had suggested the fix. Certain users continually receive an activation login prompt every time they launch any of the Office apps. System always asking to activate windows 10:Hello.
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