Guys, please, please dont tell people to turn of UAC when they have problems. UAC is a security feature that makes Vista that much safer from XP. I know it basicaly protects the user from himself, and is generally an anoyance, but with most of the average users, this is a necessity.
The same effect that happens when you turn of UAC can in 90% of the cases (and in my experience with most of the DEP problems with PCSX2 and vista) be replicated by running the executable as an administrator. If you don't want to do this every time, right click on the executable, go to properties and then on the compatibility tab check the box next to Run As Administrator.
Why i'm asking this? Because in the last month, i had to go and reinstall vista on 3 systems. All 3 of those, people got infected by one of those USB memory viruses, which wouldn't happen if they had UAC turned on. 2 of those turned it of to run PCSX2 (i know, a fluke, but it killed my weekends).
The same effect that happens when you turn of UAC can in 90% of the cases (and in my experience with most of the DEP problems with PCSX2 and vista) be replicated by running the executable as an administrator. If you don't want to do this every time, right click on the executable, go to properties and then on the compatibility tab check the box next to Run As Administrator.
Why i'm asking this? Because in the last month, i had to go and reinstall vista on 3 systems. All 3 of those, people got infected by one of those USB memory viruses, which wouldn't happen if they had UAC turned on. 2 of those turned it of to run PCSX2 (i know, a fluke, but it killed my weekends).
