You probably already know that you can disable these prompts by fixing the
registry as per

http://support.microsoft.com/?kbid=825765

but if you're not in a position to do that, then...

1. If there is, I think someone would have advertised it in here by now.

2. Although I don't know precisely how to do it myself I think you have to
hook a windows message and have a look at the properties of the dialog box
being displayed) I don't think it's actually all that hard to do this.
perhaps it's time I had another look myself. Clearly whoever wrote
ExpressClickYes knows how and perhaps it would be worth your while to
contact them and ask if something similar is possible. I'm sure they are
trying to make a living from their work so I wonder how they might do that -
perhaps a free utility that lets you click "Yes", and a payfor one that lets
you click "No", or be selective. I'm sure everyone in here would be very
interested if they do end up doing something.

Peter Jamieson