Windows 10: Opening some programs takes too long to trigger UAC prompt

Opening any program has a 2-5s delay before the UAC prompt appear. But opening any other programs has no delay.Notes:sfc /scannowthe 3 DISM thingfast boot is disabled3 month old pc, all brand newonly 1 user account in pcall programs are installed in ssd hdd for storage onlySSD was replaced a while ago warranty, problem still existGPU was also replaced recently warranty, problem still existAdditional problems that might be related:Loading textures in games are sometimes slow baldur's gate 3 to be specificLoading to the main menu of a game extremely slow dota2 to be specificSome hiccup

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Malware triggers continuous UAC prompts, making the computer unusable until permission is granted

I was looking at malware that attempts to execute itself as the Administrator, which triggers a UAC prompt. If you select 'No' or try to exit out, another UAC prompt for the same action is displayed. This happens continuously until the user grants the
malware permission to run with elevated privileges.

It'd be awesome if there were a maximum number of UAC attempts that could be made by a malicious program, or at least a maximum in some time period. As it's currently implemented, the user is essentially forced to click 'Yes', since the computer is unusable
until then (the UAC prompts take up the whole screen). Are there any plans to implement functionality that will prevent this type of thing from occurring?

Here is a video of this happening:

 

Task Manager is triggering UAC





why is it triggering UAC? usually task manager just opens without triggering UAC but recently this started happening to me

 

UAC prompt Take long time to popup!

Thanks for the software, i have other use for it, but the part that you show me is missing. See picture

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I did as you said, Here is a picture

- - - Updated - - - After i changed this setting, i think it fixed the issue. Its not as secure apparently, but i still get UAC prompt so i guess its still secure because of that?