What should I do if the UAC dialog box of Win7/Win8.1/Win10 is "Yes"?

The UAC in Win7/Win8.1/Win10 is the “User Account Control” function. This function can ask the user whether to give advice when the program intends to use administrator rights. The purpose of this feature is to prevent certain ulterior programs from using this permission to "do nothing". However, in some cases, some users found that the UAC dialog box could not be "yes" and could not let the trusted program continue to run. The reason for this is that the current account has low permissions and does not enter the administrators group. Therefore, in order to solve this problem, you need to improve account permissions.


The method is not difficult, as follows:

1, activate the administrator account Administrator:
1 Run CMD as administrator<2> Execute net user administrator /active :yes (as shown below)

3 Switch to the Administrator account, as shown below -


2. In the administrator account, execute the following command in administrator mode:

net localgroup Administrators Your account login name /add

3, log in and log back in to the original account, at this time the account has joined the administrator group, with UAC control permissions.

After the modification is complete, it is best to close the Administrator account to avoid illegal exploitation by malware. For details on the above steps, please refer to the article "Related Reading" at the end of the article.