A desktop support technician is configuring a Windows 11 workstation for an employee who uses screen-magnification software. When User Account Control (UAC) prompts appear, the desktop dims onto the Secure Desktop, causing the screen-magnification tool to temporarily stop rendering. Which of the following UAC configuration adjustments should the technician make to resolve the display issue while preserving elevation notifications?
- Set the UAC level to 'Notify me only when apps try to make changes to my computer (do not dim my desktop)'Cevap
- BGrant Full Control NTFS permissions on the system drive to the employee's user account
- CConfigure Application Installation Permissions in Windows Settings to allow unverified app execution
- DOpen Credential Manager in Control Panel and clear all cached administrative credentials
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Set the UAC level to 'Notify me only when apps try to make changes to my computer (do not dim my desktop)'
Setting UAC to notify without dimming the desktop prevents Windows from switching to the isolated Secure Desktop environment. This allows screen magnification tools and other accessibility utilities to continue rendering while still informing the user of pending application modifications.
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User Account Control Secure Desktop Settings