"We do this with the addition of our own Windows service."
"If you run with an administrator account on your machine, we can now perform the fully automatic update for full installers and updates to the updater," said an Adobe spokeswoman in response to questions today. The updater included with Reader 10.1 largely bypasses the UAC (user account control) warnings that typically prompt Windows Vista and Windows 7 users for an administrator password before allowing a program to install. Reader pings Adobe's servers every three days to determine whether an update is available. The only thing users will see is a message posted to the Windows system tray that their software has been updated. If users accept the change, Reader will download any future security updates automatically, then install them in the background.
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