Remove the UAC tedious questioning features of Windows 7

&http://www.aliyun.com/zixun/aggregation/37954.html ">nbsp; The UAC (User Account Control) feature, introduced by Microsoft in Windows Vista, is considered "junk" by many users. There is only one reason: Many of the user's operations, will be subjected to frequent window query. Although the user does not like this feature, Microsoft still retains it in Windows 7. Is Microsoft unwilling to accept "The voice of the masses"?

If I had to summarize my view of UAC in Windows 7 in one sentence, my understanding was that it was a good feature, but not smart enough. In the author's opinion, the "cumbersome question" of UAC should be regarded as a security guard, for any unidentified visitors, it will intercept, ask the user whether to allow a file to write to the system.

But in practice, users can let UAC perform tasks in a more intelligent way, allowing it to silently perform tasks in the background without disturbing you.

In Windows 7 systems, run the Group Policy Editor, expand Computer Configuration →windows settings → security → Local policies → security options, and in the right window, locate user Account Control: Behavior of the administrator's elevation prompt in Administrative approval mode (Figure 1). Then select "Do not prompt, direct elevation" in the Drop-down menu in the New pop-up window (Figure 2).

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After the modification is complete, save the settings and exit.

Editorial Reviews: This method is simple but effective. Both the normal work of UAC and the security of the system are not compromised. The author thinks, it is worth recommending to everybody.