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IMHO, it's better to have UAC at off... It's not a security feature (it's written several times in MSDN). It's a way to force developers to develop proper applications that respects user class differentiation. Having UAC on doesn't protect you from virus/malware, it just made it a tiny bit hassle for the virus/malware to get installed. I got mine at off, and so are my colleagues and close friends... We know what we're doing, so UAC is off for us, I don't really know about you, but that's where I'm at...
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