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1. Press Start and click on Control Panel. |
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2. If your screen looks like this, click on User Accounts and Family Safety. If your screen doesn't look like this, go to step 7 below. |
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3. Now click on User Accounts. |
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4. Now click Turn User Account Control on of off. If asked to confirm, do so. |
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| 5. Now untick the box that says Use User Account Control (UAC) to help protect your computer and click OK | |
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6. Now restart your computer. |
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7. You don't normally need this step -- you will only come here if you were directed here in step 2, above. If your control panel looks like this, rather than the screen shown at step 2 above, click on User Accounts and then go to step 4 above. |
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