SIZ Tutorials | How To Turn Off User Account Control Windows 10 by @kinghearts

Hello Steemians. Hello friends of Steem Infinity Zone.

Meet me again @kinghearts, on this occasion I will try to discuss how to turn off Windows 10 User Account Control.

When we install a software or application, usually our computer will give a certain confirmation notification.

Not only when installing, but also when we open the application. Now this feature is called user account control.

What is User Account Control?

In short, this user account control is a function of the Windows operating system, to manage applications, as well as one of the security features.

Below you can all listen to the tutorial on how to turn off user account control in Windows 10.

• You have to open Control Panel first, how to press Windows > type and select Control Panel.

• Next select the User Accounts menu.

• Then select the Change User Account Control Settings menu.

• Then the menu to manage user account control will appear and you can choose your own security level.

The following is an explanation of	The 4 levels of user account control
Level 1 – Always Notify	All software that will run until it is installed must first be approved by the user.
Level 2 – Notify me only when apps try to make changes to my computer (default)	You will only be notified when using software that will change the configuration of the Windows system.
Level 3 – Notify me only when apps try to make changes to my computer	Functions the same as level 2, ie you will only receive notifications when using software that changes the configuration of the Windows system.
Level 4 – Never notify me	Option to disable the user account control feature entirely.

• If you want to turn off user account control, then you can select Level 4 – Never notify me > click OK to save changes.

That's how I made this tutorial. Although the tutorial is short, I hope my post can be useful for all of you. I thank you all for taking the time to read my post.

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