In Windows 7 there is a special UAC service - "Account Control". It monitors the changes that are entered into the Windows registry during the installation of various drivers, utilities, programs.
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The UAC service performs an important role in ensuring the safety of the computer. Infection with viruses, spyware usually occurs through changes to Windows system files. "Accounting Control" before the change blocks the program, which plans to make changes. The user is issued a request to resolve changes. Usually this request appears when making changes to the implementation of the administrator rights.
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Some programs that have been developed before creating Windows 7 (Windows Vista) are simply incompatible with this operating system. Therefore, the installation occurs with errors (not all files are copied) or does not occur at all. If the installation is carried out, you have to constantly respond to requests and restart the computer. In connection with such inconvenience, many users disable the UAC service. But you need to know that such actions can sometimes harm more than good.
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To disable the active "Account Control" function, press the "Start" button, go to the "Control Panel", select "User Accounts".
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In the window that opens, select "Changing Account Control Settings". The system will ask for confirmation for permission to make changes. Shut down "Yes." Perhaps at this stage you will need to use the administrator password.
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In response to your actions, the "Account Management Settings" appears. On the left there will be a scroller (slider), which must be dragged into the lowest side opposite the phrase "never notify". Then click "OK". Following this, the "Accounting Control" window will appear again. You also need to click "OK". Now the computer should be reloaded.
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There is a second way to disable the "UAC" service - through the command line. Click "Start", select "Run". A window appears, you need to enter the command "msconfig" and press "ENTER".
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The system "System Settings" appears. Click the "Service" tab, find the "Account Control Setup", select this line using the mouse, click "Run".
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In addition, you can specify the "useraccountcontrolsettings.exe" command on the command prompt. The "Account Management Settings" appears, where you also need to lower the slider down. After the actions produced, restart the computer.
Before disconnecting the "UAC" service, all "for" and "against" is well, so that possible consequences have not been crying for you.
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