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We’ve heard that Windows 7 will bring us a kinder, gentler version of Vista’s User Account Control (UAC), a security service which pops up windows asking for permission when you try run .exe files, make system changes, access restricted files, or perform other actions that could impact your computer’s safety and stability. However, until we have Windows 7, Vista users can take advantage of a new utility for temporarily disabling UAC – without a reboot!
The new app UAC Snooze lets you temporarily shut off UAC prompts by clicking on the icon it installs in your system tray. The app is available as a free trial for 30 days, then, to continue using it, a one-time fee of $5 is required.
UAC Snooze provides the following features:
UAC Snooze works on both 32 and 64 bit systems and can be downloaded from here.
(via AskVG)
Interesting, how many people will spend 5 dollars just because they cannot wait their PC to be restarted?
Interesting, how many people will spend 5 dollars just because they cannot wait their PC to be restarted?
Interesting, how many people will spend 5 dollars just because they cannot wait their PC to be restarted?
5 dollars? well ... not worth it forum studentesc