Match the definition to the Windows facility: Allows starting programs and tools with elevated privileges when logged on with a v Choose... normal account Secondary Logon (Run As) Notifies the user before changes that User Account Control (UAC) require administrator-level permissions are Choose... made Prevents automatic changes to the system unless specifically allowed by a user in the Choose... Administrator group Only available to users in the Administrator Choose... group

Match the definition to the Windows facility: Allows starting programs and tools with elevated privileges when logged on with a v Choose... normal account Secondary Logon (Run As) Notifies the user before changes that User Account Control (UAC) require administrator-level permissions are Choose... made Prevents automatic changes to the system unless specifically allowed by a user in the Choose... Administrator group Only available to users in the Administrator Choose... group

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Chapter15: Troubleshooting Windows Startup

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