I have no password but - Finder wants to make changes. Type your password to allow...

When I set up Mountain Lion I elected not to have a password to enter the OS or for anything else. Yet, when I want to occasionally move or change something I get a popup windoe with my username and the blank password field and the following text: Finder wants to make changes. Type your password to allow this.

I don't need to enter a password, I just click next. But it's an annoying window considering I elected to have no passwords at all. Is it possible to stop this nag window coming up?

Thanks for your time.

Be thankful that it's there because if let's say some malware wanted to install something, it would need your permission first.

It's built in for a reason. It makes sure that you are wanting to make the requested changes, just click enter and continue on.

Ok - it's there for a reason and I should be thankful. Acknowledged.
However, I'm an adult and I know what I want and don't need somebody else deciding that for me.
I was asking for a solution to a problem.
Is there a way around it this nag screen? Can I make it stop?

I don't think it can be disabled, sorry.Someone correct me if I'm wrong.

I'm not aware of a way to disable it either. I've never had anyone ask to disable it and I work on Mac's everyday. I'm sorry I didn't post a solution to your problem, sometimes a logical reason is enough to satisfy someone's inquiry. Least this way the only way anything runs on your mac is things you have approved.

Thanks for your input, fellas. Bummer that it can't be disabled; it's no biggie though. In Windows you can but it definitely has more annoyances than Mountain Lion in the grand scheme of things.

What is it you're moving or changing, out of interest?

You see, even with a password set, you should only be prompted if you're making changes to system files/installing new software/deleting software.

You shouldn't ever see it just moving your own files/folders/data around or in normal everyday use.