In follow-up to an earlier post regarding disabling the Vista UAC confirmations, here is an easier way to disable the dialog:
- Press the Windows Key + R and type “msconfig” (without the quotes) into the run dialog that pops up.
- Click on the “Tools” tab and scroll down and click once on the “Disable UAC” option.
- Click the “Launch” button.
- Close the CMD window that pops up and close msconfig
- Save your work and then reboot.
If you want UAC re-enabled, simply follow these same steps, but select “Enable UAC” instead.
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Michael McCabe said:
12/29/2007 1:20 pm
I agree with your comments on the music services. I have subscribed to all the above and a few more. I like Yahoo Music the best. Of course I liked Music Match better, but so it goes. I keep iTunes as well.
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