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> The average multiplayer steam game basically installs a root kit on your system. When you click the "Do you want to install a rootkit" button, yes it does.
by its-summertime 3y ago
> The average multiplayer steam game basically installs a root kit on your system.
When you click the "Do you want to install a rootkit" button, yes it does.
- therealcyclist 3y agoBy default windows user is administrator thanks UAC. By default you install steam as Administrator and there is steam system service. But you can create a separate user and leave default one as Administrator. In system policies you can activate a rule where you don't allow users to become Administrator through UAC. And you can install steam as user without the service.
- barbariangrunge 3y agoThat’s interesting. I want to know more. What so I google? Uac, windows users, windows administrator, steam?