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How to Disable uac in Windows 7 or Vista

Apr 5, 2010 04:10 AM
Computer screen displaying a settings dialog box with a blue background.

This video shows the viewer how to disable User Account Control within either Windows 7 or Windows Vista. This is done by clicking on the start menu and then type 'Microsoft config' into the search box. This opens the 'system configuration' menu. Select the 'tools' section. For Windows Vista there is simply an option to disable User Account Control. For Windows 7 click on the 'change UAC settings' option before clicking launch. In Windows 7 the slider should be dragged to the bottom. Both methods require a full system reboot.

For more information and an instructional demonstration please see the video.

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