I just turn back UAC to full after reading other threads. Am I safe from program changing my UAC? Meaning am I still protected like in Vista?
I am ok if program is changing my system when I click OK, but I don't want them to change my UAC at all time though. Is UAC purely protected no matter how I click OK in the prompts?
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magicalclick
remember the flow
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Sven Groot
Don't worry... I'm a doctor.
That was never the case. An elevated process can turn UAC off, in Vista and in Windows 7.
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Ideally you should create a standard, non-administrator user account for yourself and log in with that
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magicalclick
remember the flow
Bummer, but I usually recover my PC before anything bad happens, hehe.
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