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We show how to make the UAC security tool less intrusive
If the User Account Control (UAC) security warning in Windows Vista or Windows 7 is driving you mad, it's possible to either change the way it works or remove it entirely.
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I have similar problem to your link 2030343 item35 p14 issue341 but use XP loaded at repairshop after worm/trojan infestation. I never had it before, it now activates itself if PC left for short time.
Posted by Marg.B, 21 Mar 2011