Windows 10: UAC prompt YES button is gone, even after using build-in Administrator.

Hello! I have been trying to update this specific anti-cheat application for a game on my PC, but there is no "YES" option when the UAC prompt comes up. Here's what I did:I typed SHUTDOWN /R /O -T 00 in Command Prompt and hit Enter. Clicked on Advanced options.Clicked on Command Prompt.Typed in net user administrator /active:yes.Hit Enter to execute the command--it said it was successful.Rebooted my PC.Logged back into my accout and opened the Windows + R key into the desktop.Typed the command netplwiz to open User Account settings.However, it broug

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UAC Prompt YES Button gone

Hey I had a Administrator account on my pc and tryd to remove it with

I did this command in CMD with UAC permissions and it worked,

I succesfully removed the account.

The problem is when I try to run a file as UAC there will be a popup like normal but there is only a NO button and not a YES button...

Its not greyed out its just gone...

PLEASE PLEASE PLEASE help me fix this problem because I need UAC really bad and I cant use

net user administrator /active:yes

Because that command needs UAC permissions :/

- Luseres /

 

UAC Prompt YES Button gone

Hi Rafael,

I used your steps till step 10.

I rebooted my pc after doing the command-prompt but when I get to the login screen only my non administrator account is here where I have the thing with the no YES button.

What do I have to do now?

- Luseres

 

UAC Prompt YES Button gone

Hi Luseres,

With regard to your query, we suggest that you boot the PC into Windows Recovery Environment. Enable the built-in administrator account by using the Command Prompt in Windows Recovery Environment. To do this, please follow the steps below:

• Click on the Windows logo to restart the PC.
• Hold and press the Shift key and select Restart.
• This will boot you into the Windows Recovery Environment.
• Select Troubleshoot.
• Click on Advanced options.
• Select Command Prompt.
• Choose an account to continue.
• Type the following command to enable the built-in administrator:
  
  net user administrator /active:yes
• Hit Enter to execute the command.
• Reboot the PC and use the built-in administrator to troubleshoot the issue.
• Press Windows + R key once you boot into the desktop.
• Type the command netplwiz to open User Account settings.
• Select the account where the Yes option in User Account Control is missing.
• Click on Properties > Group
  Membership.
• Click on the Administrator radio button.
• Select Apply, and click on OK.
• Reboot the PC for the changes to take effect.

Let us know the result.