Windows8 How to close a user Account Control UAC

The default installation software will bounce out a confirmation box, for just installed when the need to install a large number of software will appear annoying, then to turn off UAC it.

　　Operation Steps:

1, open the Control Panel (can be win+r, the input controls return to open quickly)

2, select the way to view the category

3. Click on user Account

4. Click on user Account

5, click the User Account Control settings

6, sliding slider to never notice

7, determine

Get.

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　　Scope of application:

Windows 8 Consumer Preview version of Windows 8 release preview

　Operation Steps:

1, landing Windows 8 Metro interface, click the bottom left corner of the desktop icon, the following figure:

2, log on to the desktop, using the combination of hot Keys "Windows + x" to bring up the shortcut menu (if the desktop has the Control Panel icon, directly double-click to open), left-click Control Panel, the following figure:

3, access to the Control Panel window, select: User account and Home security, the following figure:

4, click the user account, the following figure:

5, click Change account information last option: Change the user Account Control settings, the following figure:

6, into the User Account Control Settings window, through the mouse to adjust settings to "never notice"-OK, the following figure:

7, click OK, will appear: Do you want to run the following program to run changes to this computer? (indicates that the UAC option was previously turned on), click "Yes (Y)" To turn off the User Account Control (UAC) setting takes effect, as shown in the following figure:

　　Note:

The settings for modifying user Account Control (UAC) under Windows 8 systems take effect only for individual user settings, and different users need to make the relevant settings individually to take effect.

1, the following figure to create two user accounts: Lenovo and UAC:

2, under the Lenovo account to close the "User Account Control (UAC)", the following figure:

3. The "User Account Control (UAC)" Settings under the UAC user account are not changed with the Lenovo account, as shown below: