How to turn of User Account Control (UAC) in Windows Vista
Is Windows Vista driving you nuts asking you after every action if you really want to do what you have asked your computer to do? Well, you no longer have to deal with that.
Here is how to turn it off:
1. Select Start>Control Panel>User Accounts
2. Turn User Account Control off (or on if you want to turn it back on)
3. Select Continue at the UAC prompt
4. Untick ‘Use User Account Control (UAC) to help protect your computer’
5. Click ok and reboot
6. Done!
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Ian has been involved with computers since very young. He took his first computer class when he was just 8 years old. He always had an affinity for computers, but never really took it seriously. It was not until he graduated from college and experienced the real world for a while did he realize that computers may be where his talent and passion lie. He has since branched out into Internet marketing and LOVES it.
He currently resides in Los Angeles where he services clients ranging from residential to small business to celebrities.
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April 23, 2009
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