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<blockquote data-quote="509322" data-source="post: 717013">The guy thinking that setting has anything to do with UAC alerts proves one central point...the 99% cannot handle security softs (nor Windows). Period. That includes COMODO and that includes AppGuard. It includes all security softs; the 99% cannot even handle something as simple as Windows Defender.That so many people need guides and videos to configure and use 3rd-party Windows security software means a great number of things - and none of them are good. For one, and most importantly, nobody is teaching the 99% about Windows security. Beyond basic instruction on their product, it is not the responsibility of security software publishers to educate users to the level that they need. Besides, security soft publishers are not educators nor are they equipped to handle that role.Windows security is far too complex and requires too much effort for the 99%. That is wholly Microsoft&#039;s doing and therefore wholly its fault.Windows was released November 20, 1985. And 32 years later the general state of user-Windows security is more pathetic now than it has ever been.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="509322, post: 717013"] The guy thinking that setting has anything to do with UAC alerts proves one central point... [I][B]the 99% cannot handle security softs (nor Windows).[/B][/I] Period. That includes COMODO and that includes AppGuard. [B][I]It includes all security softs; the 99% cannot even handle something as simple as Windows Defender.[/I][/B] That so many people need guides and videos to configure and use 3rd-party Windows security software means a great number of things - and none of them are good. For one, and most importantly, nobody is teaching the 99% about Windows security. Beyond basic instruction on their product, it is not the responsibility of security software publishers to educate users to the level that they need. Besides, security soft publishers are not educators nor are they equipped to handle that role. Windows security is far too complex and requires too much effort for the 99%. That is wholly Microsoft's doing and therefore wholly its fault. Windows was released November 20, 1985. And 32 years later the general state of user-Windows security is more pathetic now than it has ever been. [/QUOTE]

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