Before doing so I would like to stress, If you are a novice user and don’t know what you are doing, you should leave it alone and it should be Enabled. It is there to protect your PC and highly recommended to leave it ON.
- Go to Control Panel
- Open User Accounts
- Untick “Use User Account Control (UAC) to help protect your computer”
That’s it, if it asks you to restart, go ahead and do it.
It might give you some annoying popup on the Taskbar about UAC being turned off, to disable that…
- Go to Control Panel
- Security Center
On the left hand side, Click on “Change the way Security Center alerts me” and select “Don’t notify me and don’t display the icon”
That’s it!
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My name is Nish Vamadevan, I live in London. I’m a Network Systems Administrator, and Freelance IT Consultant. I’d like to think of myself and a creative and a resourceful person when it’s come to Computers and Technology.
I have been working in the freelance IT sector for over 6 years and have done various Network Deployments, System Administration and Building, maintaining, managing websites for Small / Medium companies..
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