
This means that in order to make the above discussed modifications in the default settings in the program, you must log on to the computer using the administrator account.

Since the TuneUp Utilities accesses system protected files and several secured locations on the system drive, it requires administrative rights to get initialized before it allows you to configure its settings. When you configure the TuneUp Utilities this way, the disabled programs remain enabled after their use till the time you manually disable them again. However, if you are confident enough and have above average understanding of the Microsoft Windows operating systems, you can override this default configuration, and can set your instance of TuneUp Utilities application to leave the disabled programs enabled after you are done working with them. This default behavior of the TuneUp Utilities application is to protect your copy of Windows and computer from any unwanted mishaps. This being said, as soon as you are done working with the disabled programs and you close them, TuneUp Utilities automatically disables them again. After you manually initialize the disabled programs, they get enabled, but only for a temporary period.

When you run the Program Deactivator and disable certain programs after installing the TuneUp Utilities on a computer, the programs remain in the disabled state till you manually initialize them.
