Windows Vista Tip: Diable annoying "Need your permission to continue" prompts

On a default Windows Vista installation, every time you try to install or run a program (or do just about anything), it prompts you to ask if you really want to do this. I love Windows Vista's new look and feel, but this "feature" drove me nuts until I figured out how to disable it.

1. Click the Windows Start icon and select Control Panel
2. Click "User Accounts and Family Safety", and then click "User Accounts".
3. Click "Turn User Account Control on or off". Windows will prompt you to ask for your permission to continue (see what I mean about annoying??).
4. Uncheck the "Use User Account Control" checkbox and press Ok to save your change.

Category:

Howto & Style

Tags:

• Windows
• Vista
• Tip:
• Diable
• annoying
• prompts

[raverboi1111]

My mom fucking BLOCKED THAT SHIT NIGGER

[TEST12345hi]

it says to write a password a click continue but there is no text box to write password. and i dont know password

[roman0811]

@narutoclones1 Than put in password?

[zillyzachary]

Hi, Mr.CrazyVideoTutorials

I FUCKING LOVE YOU

[Marzbarz818]

@samsnowball hack the admin account with cmd promt

[canaval12]

thanks man that was workin on my last nerves

[samsnowball]

And if your not an administaror?

[wilkins2010]

i love you lol

[Rscape0GodsArmy]

lol, i can never fix my laptop cuz

family safety got disabled and i tried to enable it and it just wont allow me to enable.

[connectt08]

i found it by myself about 1 - 2 weeks ago :D