Windows presents a UAC prompt when you configure:

Battery power options are generally user-specific or non-critical system settings that do not require administrative privileges for modification and thus do not trigger a UAC prompt.

Changing the desktop background is a user-specific cosmetic setting that does not affect system security or functionality and does not require administrative rights or a UAC prompt.

Configuring automatic updates typically involves modifying system-wide settings that affect how the operating system downloads and installs security patches and feature updates. These changes impact the overall security and stability of the system, thus triggering a User Account Control (UAC) prompt for administrative approval.

Accessibility options, such as Sticky Keys or Magnifier, are primarily user-specific settings designed to aid users with disabilities and do not typically require administrative privileges to configure or trigger a UAC prompt.