[BUG REPORT] - Disable Automatic Elevation of Admin and UAC Prompts in Atlas OS

Description

Currently, after the installation of Atlas OS, the system automatically elevates the user to admin privileges and disables all UAC prompts without any consent through the ConsentPromptBehaviorAdmin registry key. This feature poses a security risk as it could potentially allow malicious software to gain access to sensitive system files and data. By addressing this issue, users, especially those not as acquainted to computer management, would have more control over their system's security and could ensure that they are only giving admin privileges to trusted applications and software. It would also be helpful for users who prefer to work with non-admin accounts for added security.

Steps to reproduce (add screenshots if applicable)

Install AtlasOS with default settings
Check the ConsentPromptBehaviorAdmin registry key to confirm it is set to 0 after installation

Expected behavior

Enable UAC.cmd should be the default script ran by AtlasOS. Only advanced users should have the ability to disable UAC since they will yield the knowledge and risks that come with disabling UAC as opposed to leaving it on.

Actual behavior (add screenshots if applicable)

Disable UAC (default).cmd is the default script ran by AtlasOS, which generates the proposed security flaw in the script.

Atlas Version

Atlas 10 22H2

Desktop information

Applies to all systems

Requisites

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[X] I checked the documentation to understand that the issue I am reporting is not normal behavior.
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