Windows 7: Adjust the User Account Control (UAC) Settings
Contributed by Rob Rogers 
Tagged: Microsoft Windows 7 The UAC was a pain in Windows Vista, and changing the settings for UAC was an even bigger pain. Windows 7 allows you to change the User Account Control settings from the Control Panel so you can easily adjust the settings to your liking.
1. Click the Windows Orb (Start button).
2. Select Control Panel.
3. Select All Control Panel Items.
4. Select Windows Solution Center.
5. Go to the left side of the window and select User Account Control settings.
6. Use the slider control to adjust the UAC settings.
Settings include: Always notify me and wait for my response, Always notify me, Only notify me when programs try to make changes to my computer, and Never notify me.
7. Click the OK button.
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Hid Light said on November 8, 2008
Windows 7 allows you to change the User Account Control settings from the Control Panel so you can easily adjust the settings to your liking.
Psythik said on January 5, 2009
My control panel doesn’t have the “Windows Solution Center”. I’m running the beta (build 7000).
jd said on February 15, 2009
You can access it by clicking User Accounts in the Control Panel and then Change User Account Control settings.
KHudson said on April 15, 2009
A faster way to get there is to click the Start (Orb) then type wscui.cpl and press Enter.