Win7 removes the shield logo in the lower right corner of the desktop icon

                  After installing the software in Win7, many friends found that there is a blue and yellow shield sign in the lower right corner of the desktop icon generated by the software. Although we can remove the shield through Win7's "Change User Account Control Settings", this flag is actually a security measure in Win7. In Win7, if a program changes the system, UAC (User Account Control) will issue a notification asking the user to confirm the change. Any software with a shield logo on the icon indicates that the software needs to pop up the UAC (User Account Control) confirmation message to run. If you do not want to be affected by UAC (User Account Control) when running the software, and remove the shield on the software icon, you can open the Win7 Control Panel, find and open in "System and Security" and change the user account control settings. ”Options. Turn off the UAC by adjusting the notification conditions in the User Account Control settings to the lowest " never notify". Changing the user account control settings is easy, but for security reasons, we don't recommend turning off UAC.