Drag the slider all the way to the bottom where it displays Never notify. Click Ok. Launch Regedit. Double click on EnableLUA on the right hand side. A value of 1 means that User Access Control is enabled.
A value of 0 means that User Access Control is disabled. Type in 0 and click Ok. Instead Windows Server just switches tokens, performs the named task, and then returns you to normal user status. As an example of UAC in action, let us assume that you wish to check the new System Restore settings. See screen shot below. Beware that if you are connected to the internet, then sites may have rogue programs that mimic this menu and trick you into installing Spyware. The first point to realize is that by default even the administrator needs elevated privileges to make certain changes to the operating system.
The good news is that you can avoid this nagging dialog box provided you are willing to take the risk that a rogue program, or more likely, an unintentional action could cripple your Windows server. There seems less debate on the merits of UAC this time around.
Administrators seem polarized between those who turn it off, and those who accept the dialog box. Microsoft has helped by allowing more tasks to complete without the need for elevated privileges, thus less intrusion of the dialog box, and as a result less complaints from administrators. More than just a change of acronym, this indicated that UAC is part of a larger security area, which Microsoft are rapidly evolving.
There are programs such as Regedit where you need to right-click and 'Run as administrator'. PowerShell or cmd would be other programs where certain tasks result in an error message such as:. The answer to avoiding this message is to think ahead and 'Run as administrator. Even better, find the 'Advanced Box', and tick the box so that you always receive elevated administrative privileges.
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