Hi  [NAME] , [NAME] , [NAME] and All, Thank you all for your feedback. SupportAssist hotfix 2.2.2.7 was released to address issue with UAC prompts in non-admin user sessions. Please update SupportAssist to latest version 2.2.2.7 to resolve this issue. SupportAssist update availability can also be verified by navigating to "Settings" at top right of the SupportAssist home screen.  "Settings > About SupportAssist  > Check for updates" SupportAssist latest and current version is available for download here Thanks, Dell - Kumar
SupportAssist is VERY annoying on computers that are in a domain where standard users don't have local admin privileges.  If you install it as an admin and use it to update a computer, everything's fine.  But it seems that SupportAssist likes to install new certificates frequently, which it cannot do if the active user is not a local admin.  So the non-admin user gets prompted for admin credentials every time SupportAssist is triggered to update it's certificates.  This has been generating a lot of calls to our help desk after we've used SupportAssist to either diagnose or update a computer.  To that end, I'd like to recommend that Dell make SupportAssist either run as System, or NOT run in the background for non-admin users. And while I'm aware of your enterprise version of SupportAssist, it's not a good fit in an organization such as ours, so we have to use the standalone version.  Thanks.
SupportAssist keeps triggering prompt for admin credentials