UAC Prompts from Network Whenever a Network Connects

Just today I started getting strange UAC prompts from the program "Network" (with CLSID {E5A040E9-1097-4D24-B89E-3C730036D615}) whenever a network connects (plugging in Ethernet cable, connecting to a wireless network)...etc. It occurs on two Windows 8 machines
(both domain-joined).
According to the only thing I found on the Internet (http://www.itproffs.se/index.php?/topic/39631-windows-8-irriterande-uac-fraga-naetverksprofil/,
non English content), it seems to be trigger by Set Network Location. Whether approving the UAC request or not seems have no difference. The UAC prompts pops-up next time a network connects.
Has anyone seen this behavior?

While I don't know why this is causing the issue, I was seeing it happen to me only while I had my domain user account connected to my Microsoft account via the Control Panel "Users" option.  When I disconnected the accounts and restarted, this went
away.  My supervisor has the exact same deployment of Win 8 as me, never connected his MS account to his domain account, and never saw the issue.
I'd recommend other users seeing this to check if their Microsoft account is connected to their domain account, and if so disconnecting to see if that resolves the issue.
Hi N Lee Shelton,
I think, everybody in this thread knows, that this issue only happens, when the Domain account and MS Live Account is paired ;-)
So, we need a fix for this problem. I can´t deploy Win8 Tablets in my company until this is fixed, but MS seems not interested at the Moment.
I certainly didn't until I realized it myself, and it's not referenced anywhere else in this thread. Not saying that it's not a problem, but as a temporary workaround it should at least be known.

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    Event Source:   Tcpip
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    Computer:   FOOBAR
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    0010: 02 00 00 00 00 00 00 00   ........
    0018: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00   ........
    0020: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00   ........
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    Event Source:   Tcpip
    Event Category:   None
    Event ID:   4201
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    Time:      6:19:20 AM
    User:      N/A
    Computer:   FOOBAR
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    0010: 02 00 00 00 00 00 00 00   ........
    0018: 00 00 00 00 00 00 00 00   ........
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