In such cases I would expect to need to use the runas utility, or to switch accounts. You can choose to disable this behaviour, by adjusting settings/policy/CSP, eg to disable prompting, such that a standard user account will never be prompted and so will never be able to elevate any tasks by satisfying a prompt/challenge. In my experience, if the user account is a standard (non-admin) account, the UAC default is to prompt for My experiences, regardless if standalone or AD-joined or AAD-joined, match the documentation:

Hi Seb, in my experience, no, it's not normal. 6 When finished, you can close User Accounts if you like. User Account Control: Switch to the secure desktop when prompting for elevation. (see screenshots below) 5 If prompted by UAC, click/tap on Yes. If you are comfortable with that, the following GPO will allow you to respond to UAC prompts from a SfB remote session: Computer Configuration/Windows Settings/Local Policies/Security Options. Prompt for consent for non-Windows binaries 4 Move the slider up or down to the setting for how you want to be notified by UAC, and click/tap on OK. Policy states: Elevation prompt for admins

but my standard user are not asked for Password on ie right click/'Run as Administrator'

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