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Win7 turn off user account control (UAC) Win7 user account control (UAC) is HS code mapping to non-tariff measuresa very useful function, which can enhance the security of the computer. UAC is installing new software, modifying system settings and reWhen files and other operations are required, the user will be prompted to confirm to prevent malicious programs or viruses from modifying the system without authorization, so as to protect the security of the operating system. However, in some cases, UAC may also restrict our operation, causing many users to want to close it. In this article, we will introduce how to turn off the user account control (UAC) of Win7 to improve the flexibility of the computer and the efficiency of the application. 1. Open the user account control settings. First, we need to enter the user account control settings. You can open the user account control settings in the following two ways: A. In the "Start" menu, search for "User Account Control Settings" and click the option. B. In the control panel, switch to "User Account and Home Security", and then click "User Account".Two. Adjust the user account control settings. In the pop-up user account control settings dialog box, there are four options for us to set the intensity of UAC. A. Never notify (not recommended): Turn off UAC, and the user will no longer be prompted to confirm. B. Notify me only when the program tries to make changes to this computer: it will only prompt when the application tries to access the system settings and files that require administrator permissions. C. Always notify me (defecit setting): prompts for all operations that require administrator rights. D. Never notify, turn off UAC: Turn off UAC, and users will no longer be prompted to confirm. If you want to turn off UAC, you can choose the first or fourth option. However, turning off UAC will reduce the security of the system, so we do not recommend choosing the first option, that is, never notify.If you don't want to disable UAC, you can also choose the second or third option. 3. After closing the user account control settings and completing the above settings, click the "OK" button to save the changes. When the system prompts you to restart to apply the changes, click the "Yes" button to restart. UAC will be turned off after the system restarts. When you open "User Account Control Settings" again, you can see "Never Notify" or "Never Notify, Turn Off UAC" selected, indicating that UAC has been completely closed. It should be noted that turning off UAC will reduce system security. Turning off UAC may allow unauthorized programs or viruses to modify the system, so please make sure you know the programs and files you are using to ensure the security of the system. In some specific cases, you need to turn off UAC to install certain software or applications smoothly.However, turning off UAC is not a universal solution, and it is still necessary to take security as the main consideration in the end when dealing with security issues. Conclusion User Account Control (UAC) of Win7 is a very useful function, which can enhance the security of the computer. However, in some cases, UAC may also restrict our operation, causing many users to want to close it. In this article, we introduce how to turn off the user account control (UAC) of Win7. Turning off UAC will reduce the security of the system, but it can improve the flexibility of the computer and the efficiency of the application, so users need to choose according to the actual situation.

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