If you are logged on as a local administrator, you can change the behavior of UAC prompts in the local security policies for local administrators in Admin Approval Mode.
Elevate without prompting. Applications that are marked as administrator applications and applications that are detected as setup applications are run automatically with the full administrator access token. All other applications are automatically run with the standard user token.
Prompt for credentials on the secure desktop. The User Account Control dialog box is displayed on the secure desktop. To give consent for an application to run with the full administrator access token, the user must enter administrative credentials. This setting supports compliance with Common Criteria or corporate policies.
Prompt for consent on the secure desktop. The User Account Control dialog box is displayed on the secure desktop. To give consent for an application to run with the full administrator access token, the user must click Yes or No on the User Account Control dialog box. If the user is not a member of the local Administrators group, the user is prompted for administrative credentials. This setting supports compliance with Common Criteria or corporate policies.
Prompt for credentials. This setting is similar to Prompt for credentials on the secure desktop, but the User Account Control dialog box is displayed on the desktop instead.
Prompt for consent. This setting is similar to Prompt for consent on the secure desktop, but the User Account Control dialog box is displayed on the desktop instead.
Prompt for consent for non-Windows binaries. The User Account Control dialog box is displayed on the desktop for all files that are not digitally signed with the Windows digital certificate.
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