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Originally Posted by Skybird
Ah yes, very annoying in Vista, and although less so, still annoying in W7. I need to learn how to switch that one off.
It would be nice to have all software also running in administrator mode automatically.
Microsoft is exaggerating some things there - for no productive use.
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You wouldn't want to disable UAC. It's a security measure. Without it you're opening your PC to hackers WIDE open.
It's preferable to have strong passwords for UAC about 20 or more random characters and change them periodically.
Amateur hacker could download app that will try to break your UAC password with sheer CPU power especially if you have the habit of leaving the internet online for long period of time. So changing them periodically is important than ever.