Why are you guys disabling UAC?
Its not really best practice to disable UAC, however I’m the only user of my laptop and I personally do not like the ‘prompts’ to do something.
Its not just about the prompts granted, UAC has a lot of benefits, and it can stop a lot of malicious code being run. However I just know I’ve got control of my laptop and do regularly sweep with CC Cleaner, spyware blaster and run anti virus software..
The thing is, when I did run with UAC for a while, I never once answered no to a question, I knew each time when it prompted for action it was because I wanted the app to do something, so for this reason alone I disabled due to the number of prompts that in the end just annoyed me.
There has, and will be much debate about UAC, it can have affects on IE, NTFS permissions, application running and evaluation prompts.
I found UAC comical that GPU-X requested Administrator prompts to read my GPU details..
For the less technical users UAC maybe has a use, for me it was just a bind and got disabled.