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UAC is the option where a program will ask permission before doing a task that is potentially dangerous. You may want to change how users are prompted.

UAC is the option where a program will ask permission before doing a task that is potentially dangerous. You may want to change how administers are prompted.

UAC is the option where a program will ask permission before doing some that is potentially dangerous. You may not want all Administrators to be able to approve dangerous activities:

UAC is the option where a program will ask permission before doing some that is potentially dangerous. You can decide whether or not it should prompt you when installing software.

UAC is the option where a program will ask permission before doing some that is potentially dangerous which may be too inconvenient for you. I personally do not suggest you turn it off.

XP hides many different devices from you even when the 'show hidden devices' is clicked in the device manager. It will such as a USB stick or a ghosted drive.

Windows has a built in encryption scheme known as EFS. You can put the "encrypt" and "decrypt" entries in the context menu and then encrypting a file is only two clicks away.

When you start Windows, the numberlock (sometimes called NUMLOCK or NMBLOCK) is not activated on your keyboard. So the number pad on the right is being used for scroll keys and cannot be used as a calculator.

Sometimes the OS needs additional files after the OS is installed. It normally gets them off the installation CD. This change allows you to get the files from somewhere else like the hard disk.

The following registry edit will put a context menu (right click) item which will drop you into the CLI at the directory you are looking at in Windows Explorer.