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To: Varmint Al
I used a program called Vista Manager to adjust my settings, and it has an option to turn off UAC. I did that on my computer, but not on my wife's or my kids' computers.

You can also turn it off using Vista. I think you go to the control panel "System" and look for security settings. It will give you about 3 warnings before it lets you. Then it will bug you with a red task bar icon that you have to close. I found a way to get rid of that, too, but I don't remember how.

So far, no problems, but you should know how to be careful before turning it off. By the way, I bought 2 GB of RAM (2 1GB sticks) from Fry's yesterday for $14.99.

30 posted on 04/12/2008 5:45:03 PM PDT by Defiant (McCain's big vein drains mainly from his brain.)
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To: Defiant

The red don’t-you-like-my-annoying-features icons in the taskbar often are from “services” (they should have call them “disservices”). So go to My Computer / Manage / Services, and look through the list till you find the one with the name that sounds right, and disable it.


32 posted on 04/12/2008 5:58:34 PM PDT by Still Thinking (Quis custodiet ipsos custodes?)
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