So I'm accustomed to seeing a Secure Desktop window that comes up when UAC decides an action requires administrative rights like in the below image.
I've recently come across a windows pop up that I'm not sure is legitimately produced by Windows 7 or is an imposter window set up by malware to keylog account credentials.
Instead of a Secure Desktop window, I see the window in the below image when trying to install a program.
The workstation in question has UAC set to it slowest setting of "Never notify," and I can only seem to open the UAC Settings window when logged in with an account with administrative privileges. When trying to access UAC Settings with non-admin accounts, no UAC Setting comes up at all.
Thanks for any help.

I've recently come across a windows pop up that I'm not sure is legitimately produced by Windows 7 or is an imposter window set up by malware to keylog account credentials.
Instead of a Secure Desktop window, I see the window in the below image when trying to install a program.

The workstation in question has UAC set to it slowest setting of "Never notify," and I can only seem to open the UAC Settings window when logged in with an account with administrative privileges. When trying to access UAC Settings with non-admin accounts, no UAC Setting comes up at all.
Thanks for any help.