UAC (windows settings/windows binaries)
Dracula28
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What exactly are windows settings and windows binaries?
In group policy I can configure UAC: behaviour of the elevation prompt. The default setting there is prompt for consent for non-windows binaries. In other words, for applications that are not a part of the windows OS.
But what apps are windows binaries? Isnt for example command prompt a part of the OS? But when I want to run Command prompt with elevated privileges, I am prompted for consent, even when logged on as an administrator.
In group policy I can configure UAC: behaviour of the elevation prompt. The default setting there is prompt for consent for non-windows binaries. In other words, for applications that are not a part of the windows OS.
But what apps are windows binaries? Isnt for example command prompt a part of the OS? But when I want to run Command prompt with elevated privileges, I am prompted for consent, even when logged on as an administrator.
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