While opening what should be a simple invoice document, a Windows User Account Control prompt asks to allow an unknown program to make changes to the device. What should the user do?
En ouvrant ce qui devrait être une simple facture, une invite du Contrôle de compte d'utilisateur de Windows demande d'autoriser un programme inconnu à apporter des modifications à l'appareil. Que doit faire l'utilisateur ?
Answers
AClick Yes, because documents often need admin rightsCliquer sur Oui, car les documents ont souvent besoin de droits d'administrateur
BSwitch User Account Control off so that the prompt never appears againDésactiver le Contrôle de compte d'utilisateur pour que l'invite ne revienne jamais
CClick Yes repeatedly until the invoice finally opensCliquer plusieurs fois sur Oui jusqu'à ce que la facture s'ouvre
DClick No and report it, as a document needs no admin rightsCliquer sur Non et le signaler, car un document n'a pas besoin de droits d'administrateur
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