Windows 7 will make a major correction to UAC's ease of use

Windows Vista UAC is a widely-recognized feature. When you install software, configure system changes and other changes, it will continually jump out and ask if you want to confirm. Doing so will make users uncomfortable.

Ease of use is not enough, which is why most Vista users turn off UAC --- Although UAC is very effective in preventing viruses and malware, Windows 7 will start to solve this problem.

First of all, Windows 7 will give you a more understandable message when prompted, to help users determine whether it is really safe (most users now pass through regardless of security and insecurity).

In addition, Microsoft can also let users adjust the sensitivity of UAC, even temporarily turn them off, and reduce repeated prompts, such as today you open the download function of IE, then as long as the system does not restart, the download program will not UAC will appear.