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⚡ EnableUAC

Made with ❤️ by pxradise
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Platform: Windows 10/11
License: MIT

🖥️ What is EnableUAC?

EnableUAC is a lightweight script that restores and enables User Account Control (UAC) on Windows.
Ideal if UAC has been disabled, corrupted, or misconfigured.


🏍️ Demo of EnableUAC

Demo EnableUAC


⚙️ How it works

  • Administrator privileges are required to run the script.
  • The script automatically restores UAC to its default configuration.
  • By default, UAC is set to Option 4 — Always Notify, the highest security level, prompting whenever apps attempt system changes.
  • After enabling UAC, you'll be prompted to restart your PC:
    • Press Y → Restart immediately
    • Press N → Exit without restarting

🧩 Supported Versions

  • Windows 10 😎
  • Windows 11 🪟

✅ Here is proof that it works

Demo EnableUAC 2


🛠️ Requirements

  • Windows 10 or 11
  • Administrator rights

🚀 Usage

Option 1: Clone the repository

  1. Navigate to the GitHub repository and click the “Code” button to copy the clone URL.

  2. Open your terminal (e.g., Git Bash or PowerShell) and go to the desired directory:

    cd path/to/your/desired-folder
  3. Run:

    git clone https://github.com/pxradiso/EnableUAC.git

    This creates a new EnableUAC folder with the full project history. (git-scm.com)

  4. Inside that folder, if the project is compressed (e.g., ZIP), extract it.

  5. Right-click the .exe file and select Run as administrator, or from File Explorer use "Run as administrator" via context menu or ribbon.


Option 2: Download from Releases

  1. Go to the Releases page of the GitHub repository.
  2. Expand the Assets section under the desired release.
  3. Download the EXE or ZIP file.
  4. If ZIP, extract it.
  5. Run the .exe as Administrator to launch the script.

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