Vista tricks to Speed Up for User Experience

One of the new things in Microsoft Vista which wasn’t a problem in MS XP is the User Account Control Policy.
I am still a Xp user but when i was working with Vista ,I think it’s pretty annoying that will be frequently asked “Windows needs your permission to continue”.
Why do I need to give “myself” permission to continue?
It is only bothering me and than I’m not even talking about the black screenthat I’m seeing.

Vista Tip Trick:Five simple steps for turning of UAC.
*Go to your Control Panel 
*Type in the search bar “UAC”.
*This will bring you to “Turn User Account Control (UAC) on or off”, just choose your option.
*Then the annoying “Windows needs your permission to continue” window pops-up, choose continue.
*Restart your computer and your done.

If you want to keep your system a little bit more secured than use the following Vista Tutorial to disable the screen to go black, your UAC is now still working.

Tutorial for Disabling the Vista Black Screen.
*First we need to open group policy.
*Go to Start.
*Open accessories.
*Open Run.
*And type in “gpedit.msc”.
*Then again continue at the annoying “Windows needs your permission to continue” window.
*Then select “Computer Configuration”.
*Then “Windows Settings”.
*And then select “Security Settings”.
*Open “Local Policies”.
*Double click on “Security Options”.
*Now you need to scroll down to the policy named “User Account Control: Switch to the secure desktop when prompting for elevation” and you need to double click on it to open the next window.
*Select disable, click on apply and OK.

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