He'd need to answer a UAC prompt to open the elevated cmd. He could log in as a built-in Administrator. But no. I don't recommend that at all due to a high likelihood of ownage.

Windows: User Account Control can be obnoxious when it prompts you for approval on certain apps every time. Tips and tricks blog MakeUseOf suggests adding frequent offenders to Task Scheduler to ...

User Account Control is easily one of the most hated features of Windows Vista, according to readers. The seemingly endless stream of UAC pop-ups, asking you to confirm this action or that action ...

UAC Prompt disables Aero and dims the screen. When you use Flip 3D, however, you can see that it has Aero transparency. This is actually a security feature.

Microsoft's implementation of the UAC (user account control) mechanism in Windows Vista continues to take a beating from security researchers. Less than a week after Polish hacker Joanna Rutkowska ...

Windows displays a User Account Control (UAC) prompt whenever you attempt to install or run an existing application as an ...

The normal UAC prompts hide all of your usual windows and dims the screen. By flipping this switch, the prompts will appear like any other window. To make this change, follow these steps: ...

BeyondTrust Privilege Manager 3.5 removes almost all the User Account Control prompts.

You can prevent Windows 10 from dimming and restricting access to the desktop when you get an elevation prompt request, and in this guide, we'll show you how to do it.

Scott Charney, head of Microsoft's Trustworthy Computing division, admitted this week that Windows Vista's User Account Control (UAC) prompts are not intuitive and confuse users. In a video ...

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