User Account Control (UAC) is that little window that always pops up when you want to install a program or change a system setting. I will show you how to make it less annoying or turn it off completely.
What is User Account Control (UAC)?
What User Account Control (UAC) does is to ask you for a manual confirmation before Windows changes some setting or an app tries to make changes to your system. In this video below I show you all the different options of User Account Control with example cases.How to disable User Account Control (UAC) in Windows 10
To change that behavior, I have to open Change User Account Control settings which can be found quickly with a search. It´s just a little window with a slider and four options.
Option 1 from the top:
If you choose the highest level, Windows 10 User Account Control will show a warning and dim your screen when an app or you try to change system settings.
Option 2 from the top:
If you choose the second highest level, User Account Control will show a warning and dim your screen only when an app tries to change system settings.
Option 3 from the top:
If you choose the second highest level, User Account Control will show the warning popup but with the desktop will not get dimmed.
Option 4 from the top – Disable User Account Control (UAC)
With that setting you turn off User Account Control completely. I personally don´t recommend to do that, as it is also great security layer against malware which tries to change stuff. On my computer I choose just the lowest level without a dim.
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