I just did that the reason i put near the lowest level was to get fewer alerts.just put UAC at default, i guess your machine can handle a dim effect.
There one other ? if the alerts because too mush can i lower the amount.just put UAC at default, i guess your machine can handle a dim effect.
Personally i have UAC at max, the safest level; and i have 2-3 alerts a day when i do some admin tasks while being on SUA. If i put it at default like you, i surely won't have even one.There one other ? if the alerts because too mush can i lower the amount.
It look like they fixed it in Windows 10,but in Windows 7 its like a fly buzzing in your ear everyday. Any ideas to quiet the alerts down to only 2-3 times a day.Personally i have UAC at max, the safest level; and i have 2-3 alerts a day when i do some admin tasks while being on SUA. If i put it at default like you, i surely won't have even one.
You can attempt to use the Windows Task Scheduler to cause trusted software which you need to regularly open with administrative rights to run elevated automatically without any UAC prompt being displayed. Be careful with this method though should you decide to use it, since it could benefit an attacker just as much as it will for you depending on circumstances.Any ideas to quiet the alerts down to only 2-3 times a day.