With the Always notify or Default UAC setting enabled, your desktop will be dimmed when you are notified of a change to your computer. You must either approve or deny the request in the UAC dialog box before you can do anything else on your computer. This behavior is known as the secure desktop.
The methods described in this article show you how to turn off the secure desktop without changing the UAC level. This article might be helpful if you always want to be notified (the most secure UAC level) while you do not want the secure desktop.
Note If you want to be notified only when programs try to make changes but no secure desktop, simply move the UAC slide to the position below the default selection.
The methods described in this article show you how to turn off the secure desktop without changing the UAC level. This article might be helpful if you always want to be notified (the most secure UAC level) while you do not want the secure desktop.
Note If you want to be notified only when programs try to make changes but no secure desktop, simply move the UAC slide to the position below the default selection.
