UAC most definitely NEEDS TO STAY ON. This is exactly what UAC is for, therefore making this a WRONG answer.
The correct answer is D. As turning off autoplay wont allow any kind of external objects, LIKE USB DRIVES, to run or install any kind of software or codes that could purposely or accidentally harm a computer or network.
The answer can't be D guys...It states "Turn off Autoplay" if it stated "Turn off Auto run" then it would be correct. Autoplay and Auto run are different, Autoplay allows the user to select what they want to play or run...whereas Auto run does not give the user the chance to select it just runs the program/files by itself...therefore D is NOT the answer...
A is actually the correct answer...it's not D like what most people are saying...because D stated "Turn off Autoplay" had D stated "Turn off Auto run" then it would be correct. Auto play and Auto run are different...Auto play allows user to select what they want to play or run whereas Auto run doesn't give the user the chance select it just does it...
The reason A is correct because by disabling UAC you are prevent the user the ability to have "User Access Control"...if UAC was enabled then the user or programs that has access to the PC can control what's installed...so disabling UAC which is what "disable UAC" does makes A the correct answer...
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Turning off AutoPlay would prevent this type of incident from occurring. AutoPlay is a feature in Windows that automatically runs a program or opens a file when a removable media device, such as a flash drive, is inserted into the computer. If a malicious file is present on the flash drive, it could be executed automatically when the drive is plugged in. By turning off AutoPlay, the user will have to manually open the flash drive and choose which files to run, preventing the automatic execution of any malicious files.
AutoPlay is a feature in Windows that automatically launches applications or opens files when a removable device, like a flash drive, is connected to the computer. If a malicious file is present on the flash drive, AutoPlay could potentially execute it without any user intervention, leading to a security breach.
Turning off AutoPlay helps prevent this type of incident by requiring users to manually open or execute files on the flash drive. Without AutoPlay, the malicious file will not be executed automatically upon plugging in the flash drive, reducing the risk of infection. Users can then scan the flash drive with antivirus software before accessing any files, further improving security.
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