How to NOT disable User Access Control in Vista but tweak it to stop the constant nagging.

Vista has a User Access Control option which prevents malicious softwares and spyware from auto-installing.  In actual use I found it to be pretty nagging so I decided to tweak it a bit. Those of you who are not well conversant with Windows please do not try this. For the rest of you heres how to do it.

Step 1: From Start search bar, type "Local Security Policy" or for the old school style hit"Windows+R", Run dialog opens up, type in "secpol.msc" to launch Security Policies window.

Step 2: Accept elevation prompt.

Step 3: Now select "Local Policy | Security Options".

Step 4: On the right-hand side of the window, click once and hit "U" to rundown instantly to "User Account Control".

Step 5: Select "User Account Control: Behavior of the elevation prompt for administrators in Admin Approval mode" next to which is indicated "Prompt for consent".

Step 6: Double-click that and change it to "Elevate without Prompting".

That does it. Now the UAC won't bother you with security warnings at the same time it isn't OFF.