UAC allowing standard domain user to elevate without providing credentials

I don't understand how this is occurring. We created a test user on our domain. Its only group membership is Domain Users. UAC is behaving quite different depending on which computer we test the account on.
When I login to my computer with the test user, UAC prompts me to provide an administrator username/password whenever I try to run something that requires elevated rights (for example: IE "Run as Administrator", compmgmt.msc via right-clicking
Computer and choosing "Manage", accessing another user's folder in c:\users)
When I login using the same test user to my colleague's computer (which was imaged and deployed at the same time), any of the above examples will elevate with a simple click of "Yes" or "Continue" to the UAC prompt. UAC does not prompt
for administrator credentials in this case and this standard Domain User account suddenly has local admin rights! How can this happen?

Hi,
Regarding the UAC issue mentioned, here are some suggestions:
. Change the UAC settings to a higher mode;
. Run gpupdate /force, then log off, then log on and check;
. Check to see if any
local UAC policies configured;
. Log on the Problematic computer with this test user and check the group membership;
. Create a new domain user and recheck this issue.
Best regards
Michael Shao
TechNet Community Support

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