Windows 10: I need to enable my user account control so I may have Geek Squad run a tune up on my computer

Please inform me how to enable my user account control so I may have Geek Squad run a tune up on my computer

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User Account Control

Hello Ridho,

To enable the User Account Control (UAC) on Windows 10, please follow these steps:

• Click the Start button, type UAC.
• Click Change User Account Control settings.
• Choose between two options to enable UAC:
  
  • Notify when apps try to make changes to your computer.
  • Always notify when installing or making any changes to your computer.
• Click OK.
• Click Yes or enter your password to finalize the change.

Steps to disable User Account Control (UAC).

• Click the Start button, type UAC.
• Click Change User Account Control settings.
• Click Yes or enter your password.
• Set the settings to Never notify.
• Click OK to save the settings.

Regards.

 

Geek Squad confesses to Hacking a porn star

A (former) employee of Best Buy's famous Geek Squad has recently admitted that his team of "agents" hacked Jasmine Grey to get free access to all the porn she had made.

The story begins when Grey asked the Geek Squad for service, because her webcam caused the computer to lock up. The Geek Squad decided it was best to upgrade XP to SP2, and do a simple tune-up. However, when the Geek Squad stumbled upon 12GB of "deleted" porn, they decided to do a complimentary back up of all the pornography, with which they split among each other and management.

However, it gets better. After Grey got her computer back, the webcame was still locking up, so she called Geek Squad for a house call. The agent spent about five minutes fixing the problem, and then spent several hours searching for more porn on Grey's network, and saved it all on a portable hard drive.

Jasmine Grey died in a car crash, and the Geek Squad that hacked her feels quite guilty.

Source: Consumerist

 

Unable to Turn On User Account Control

Hi Nicky,

User Account Control (UAC) is a feature that was designed to prevent unauthorized changes to your computer. For us to isolate the issue, we suggest
that you follow these steps to enable the User Account Control (UAC):

• Click on Start.
• Type Control Panel, and then press Enter.
• Click on System and Security.
• Click on Security and Maintenance.
• On the left pane, click on Change User Account Control settings.
• The Slider should be set to the 3rd option from the bottom.
• Click on OK button.

Let us know how it goes.