Here’s how you can easily turn off the user account control (UAC) in Windows 7. 1. Go to the Control Panel. 2. Go to User Accounts. 3. Click on Change User Account Control Settings.

Click on the Add or remove user accounts control panel option as shown by the red arrow in figure 1. You will now be in the Manage Accounts control panel as shown in Figure 2 below. Figure 2.

Search for “User Accounts” to open this section of the Control Panel. Click “User Account Control settings.” Drag the slider from the second highest tick down to the third highest.

Open the User Account Control Panel. Click the link there that reads “Change security settings” (in Vista Beta 2) and “Turn User Account Control on or off” (in Build 5472 and beyond).

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Open Control Panel. Under the "User Accounts" section, click the Change account type option. (Image credit: Future) Select the account that you want to change. (Image credit: Future) ...

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Windows does allow you to add a password to your account later through the User Accounts feature in the Control Panel. Once set, Windows displays a password text bar when it boots up.

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Open Control Panel. Under "User Accounts," click the "Change account type" option. (Image credit: Future) If only the email address is shown, ...