Dear Mr Rivits
Unfortunately M is correct in this respect:
User Account control (who remembers Vista in its initial incarnation !) does interrupt your thought processes when using a Computing Device - its underlying function is to stop and make you think about your actions.
Speaking from experience and not expedience, I have gradually adapted my behaviour to accommodate its vicissitudes - undermining its purpose to an extent.
It's only as a last resort; that I disable it and I have done this on only one case under duress and I explained to the user, a learner in her late 50's who had never used a computer before, the consequences of the action.
So "pur-chance to dream....."
On awakening from your slumbers, in the chilly but beautiful Pacific N.W and reading this: will test the frangibility of the triple glazing with the said Box.
CAT III
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