One of the major complaints about the Windows Vista operating system is against the constant dialog boxes that pop up asking if you want to continue. Unless you're unsure with the cursor and have a propensity for clicking the wrong buttons, this "helpful" little feature is irksome and slows people down. The average user probably doesn't realize how easy it is to disable this feature, which is called "User Account Control." Here's how you can bypass all those irritating boxes that pop up just when you least want to see them.
1. Click the Start button, and click "Control Panel" to open it.
2. In the Control Panel Home (check left pane to make sure you are not in classic view), click on the "User Accounts and Family Safety" hyperlink.
3. Click on the "User Accounts" hyperlink.
4. Click on the "Turn User Account control on or off" hyperlink.
5. Uncheck the box to disable User Account Control.
1. Click the Start button, and click "Control Panel" to open it.
2. In the Control Panel Home (check left pane to make sure you are not in classic view), click on the "User Accounts and Family Safety" hyperlink.
3. Click on the "User Accounts" hyperlink.
4. Click on the "Turn User Account control on or off" hyperlink.
5. Uncheck the box to disable User Account Control.
