http://blogs.technet.com/tonyso/archive/2005/08/01/408487.aspx
This article says that Microsoft's research indicates that 85% of corporate users and 97% of consumers are running their machines as administrators, according to Neil Charney, a director of product management at the software vendor. Charney said the company is hoping those percentages will decline as a result of the User Account Protection feature.
Read up on UAP here.
And I would argue 100% of Quickbooks users.....
www.threatcode.com Get your vendors on the LUA/UAP wagon...and get them on it NOW...
..okay make that 99.99999% of Quickbooks users because I know a few that have indeed taken the time to wack the hives and gotten it to run a bit more in restricted user.
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