Windows 7 notifies the user when programs try to make changes to user computer as a part of its efforts to prevent the activities of potentially harmful programs. By default (most recommended) Windows 7 dims the user desktop when a program makes an attempt to changes to your computer. Many times users find it is difficult while they are doing some important works. If you are also find it is difficult when desktop dims when a programs makes an attempt to changes to your computer, you can change UAC (User Account Control) settings to lower levels by following the steps below.
1. Click on Windows 7 Logo
2. Type "User Account Control" in Search
3. Click on the Change User Account Control settings

Now you can choose from four options of the Windows 7 notification methods.
i. Always notify

ii. Notify when programs make changes to user computer

iii. Notify but do not dim user desktop

iv. Never Notify

Further Reading
1. How to turn off Windows 7 Security and maintenance alerts
2. How to enable encryption and Password Protection in USB drive by Windows 7
3. Prevent installation of unwanted programs in Windows 7 computer
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How to Change UAC Notification Settings in Windows 7
1. Click on Windows 7 Logo
2. Type "User Account Control" in Search
3. Click on the Change User Account Control settings

Now you can choose from four options of the Windows 7 notification methods.
i. Always notify

ii. Notify when programs make changes to user computer

iii. Notify but do not dim user desktop

iv. Never Notify

Further Reading
1. How to turn off Windows 7 Security and maintenance alerts
2. How to enable encryption and Password Protection in USB drive by Windows 7
3. Prevent installation of unwanted programs in Windows 7 computer
Technology blog
1 comments:
-Good piece of information.
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