Trustedinstaller - what is it? Trustedinstaller Windows 7. "Request permission from Trustedinstaller" - what to do?

Whether you like it or not, there are situations where the operating system is Windows 7 (and above) is trying to use the so-called Trustedinstaller. What is the component in Windows systems now and see.

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Trusted in English or American means “trust”. But found it in the form Trustedinstaller. What it is, I know not many users, because the fact is that in the installation process the installation file third-party programs may request permission to install. Here ’ problems.

It Seems that Trust is translated as “trust” and installer – as “installer" however, sometimes the installer is exposed to viruses and other malicious code. And, by the way, the app itself is able to produce queries at their level, including their active virus codes.

History

Protection Service Trustedinstaller was first used in Windows 7. She was responsible for the ability to edit system files and system settings.

In fact, any user is faced with the message “please Request permission from Trustedinstaller" only in one case – if you attempt to edit the system configuration no access rights to the administrator level.

What is it really?

The saddest thing is that in “seven” provided by the existence of two admins. What is the local user or the owner of the PC has admin privileges, does not mean anything (even with a Microsoft account).

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As it turns out, the default system is activated, the entry of so-called “super administrator". Notice that some processes have to run as admin using the right-click menu?

Why is it needed, probably, is clear: the developers thus tried to protect, however, leaving the user the ability to edit access rights.

Trustedinstaller: how to remove or disable this component?

To disable this service you can use the default system configuration, access to which is carried out in ‘control Panel”. But there is not a section of the programs, and menu components.

If you take into account that executable file Trustedinstaller.exe is located in the system directory owned by the operating system, any attempt to remove it will be reduced to zero. The system simply will not allow this to be done.

Let's See what we need to do to remove a component Trustedinstaller. Windows 7 in this respect is quite “pragmatic” the system, despite its capabilities.

The Use of rights superadmin many users just pushed. Indeed, running even the installer of any program to the system somehow doubt, though in fact the program may have a SSL certificate and digital signature.

In this regard, the module Trustedinstaller Windows 7 is clearly losing. The main problem is that the system requires confirmation of the account, although, as stated by the employees of the Corporation, is not required (this is a common rule for the tenth version).

The Application

Also, if anyone noticed, in Windows 7, the shortcut menu is a special service Unlocker to unlock the system processes. But it is present only in limited versions of the system.

Besides, according to specialists Microsoft, this utility is basically the official release is not. Why you should think about the question of its presence in the «seven». In principle, understand the subject “Trustedinstaller: what is it?" you can put an end, if not for one thing.

Of Course, to install a third party component-Unlocker. Issue price – the security of the system as a whole. If the user is tired of getting messages like "Request permission from Trustedinstaller" to change the system configuration or to a specific file, you unlock the basic features and functionality you may encounter lots of things that can harm the system. In particular, this applies to incorrect settings of the size of the swap file, reserving free space to save copies of the system and hard disk, etc.

The Immediate tripping deactivation of the Windows service Resource Protection. For example, for system libraries termsrv.dll you need to apply right click on the file, and then use the menu properties and security. Next most important: in a new window instead of “principal” Trustinstaller select administrators and apply the changes. Later in the administrators group just checkmark all available permissions, and then click “OK”.

Summary

Instead of an epilogue it is worth to look on the other side of the module Trustinstaller. What it is, I think, is clear. His involvement in the “seven” it is better to disable (to no good activation will not lead).

In this case was not addressed forthwith superadmin. This is a separate issue that has a solution in terms of the use of keys in the systemregistry. But understanding the service itself must exist.

If you give advice on the installation of the seventh version of Windows, you should clarify: never use a Repack or informal distributions! They may contain not only viruses, but also altered the components of the system that may result in failure of laptop or stationary computer terminal.

Then none of the program, the optimizer will not help. By the way, in Windows 7 this problem occurred initially. Installing “ten” and disabling the appropriate service, you can get rid of it. Even, edit the command msconfig in the startup menu "start" (Win + R), if present in the list.

The rest remains to say that the installation “left” version of Windows can only lead to what will fly even “iron” components, so it is better not to risk it.

And one look at the Trustedinstaller. What it is, it is already clear, but if a confirmation operation is still present, you need to deactivate the account “Superadmin” in the group policy editor or the registry, and so that option was specified continuous launching programs and applications on behalf of the administrator. But be prepared for the fact that if you disable this entry, the system may require the password after a reboot and re-entry. If you don't remember, better not to risk it and leave it as it is.

Otherwise, the impossible will become even logon under your account or when you enter the current password. Unfortunately, such cases have already occurred. Microsoft specialists such situations prefer not to comment even in the case of formal complaints. And the seventh version of Windows many of our users is the pirate.