Two applications have elevated privileges when they should not.

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Rafisher1

Act and QB have elevated privileges on a laptop and the QSalesData linking software won't connect, while on a desktop that has the company files Act & QB don't have elevated privileges listed in Win 10 Task Manager Details tab Elevated column. The various run as administrator check boxes are not checked on both the laptop and the desktop.Therefore, is there another way to change the elevated to no for the ACT & QB applications in Task Manager?

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