Windows vista and later releases of the microsoft os offer a security feature which limits privileges of software applications and access to administrative tasks. when a program makes a change that requires administrator-level permission or a user attempts to modify system settings that require administrative access, it triggers an on-screen prompt requiring an administrator password to proceed. this functionality is called:

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Phillip Conner

Computers & Technology

23 October, 12:12

Windows vista and later releases of the microsoft os offer a security feature which limits privileges of software applications and access to administrative tasks. when a program makes a change that requires administrator-level permission or a user attempts to modify system settings that require administrative access, it triggers an on-screen prompt requiring an administrator password to proceed. this functionality is called:

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Kenneth Ritter · Answer 1

Keeping someone away from important information but its just a computer security. By the way, who still uses the worst operating system known to man besides Linux.