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Originally Posted by spindles
Actually for a single user computer it is a complete pain in the ass. Stupidest security measure ever introduced.
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User rights management is a long-standing and entirely valid security concept. The problem here is not with the concept itself, but with the implementation. Unfortunately one of the major flaws of Windows is that it doesn't do a very good job of differentiating user levels. Combine that with the amount of software (almost all of it) that abuses this fact, and a late-game lame attempt to introduce it is bound to break more than it fixes.
I have to give Microsoft credit for at least trying to implement basic security measures. And hey, maybe one day they'll get it close to something approximating right.
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