laurentio
19th December 2008, 01:18 AM
UAC pops up so many security warning that after just one day of using Vista you might stop reading them altogether.
After one more day of playing whack-a-security-warning, I am sure you'll decide that it is the time to turn User Account Control off for good.
To turn UAC off start with launching Control Panel: Start -> Control Panel, and then type "turn user" in the search box and then click the "Turn User Account Control (UAC) on or off" link:
http://vladsnotes.hrybok.com/content/binary/UACoff-CP1.jpg
Then UAC screen will appear. Just clear the check box and hit OK button. Vista will probably require rebooting.
http://vladsnotes.hrybok.com/content/binary/UACoff-UACscreen.jpg
Once you have rebooted, your life will be back to normal, except the nagging red shield icon in the icon tray reminding you are truly extreme person living on the edge.
After one more day of playing whack-a-security-warning, I am sure you'll decide that it is the time to turn User Account Control off for good.
To turn UAC off start with launching Control Panel: Start -> Control Panel, and then type "turn user" in the search box and then click the "Turn User Account Control (UAC) on or off" link:
http://vladsnotes.hrybok.com/content/binary/UACoff-CP1.jpg
Then UAC screen will appear. Just clear the check box and hit OK button. Vista will probably require rebooting.
http://vladsnotes.hrybok.com/content/binary/UACoff-UACscreen.jpg
Once you have rebooted, your life will be back to normal, except the nagging red shield icon in the icon tray reminding you are truly extreme person living on the edge.