no problem i personally haven't tried this method but it should work
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Originally posted by John Anderton
How is this different from a normal admin account with UAC disabled?
Disabling UAC is as easy as start > run > msconfig > Tools > Disable UAC > Ok.
with this account you will not have to disable UAC its already disabled, it will run like a normal administrator account like xp
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Originally posted by wally
if you annoyed with the UAC and administrator permissions this hidden account will solve this problem and get rid of them without having to turn it off manually. This is the True Administrator account
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