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I like the built-in admin environment, especially not having to deal with all the 'blu-yelllow' shielded programs or other programs and sys. functions that always prompt. Never understood why my normal login user account, which btw is also 'allegedly' an admin account, constantly fires up these permission prompts. So, rather than reconstruct my original user environment, is there a simple way to either convert the account into the built-in admin, or port that environment into the built-in admin account?
(Just had a horrible thought. Is UAC disabled in the built-in admin. environment? If so, then the above request can be 86'd.)
(Just had a horrible thought. Is UAC disabled in the built-in admin. environment? If so, then the above request can be 86'd.)
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- PC/Desktop
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- HP (HP-P6212F)
- OS
- Microsoft Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit 7601 Multiprocessor Free Service Pack 1
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- Pentium(R) Dual-Core CPU E5300 @ 2.60GHz
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- PEGATRON CORPORATION Benicia
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- 6.00 GB
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- Realtek High Definition Audio
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- Logitech G510s
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- Logitech Trackball M570
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- Microsoft Security Essentials / Malwarebytes
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