You must restart your computer to turn off User Account Control in Windows 10

If you try to adjust the Never notify in the UAC, but you get a message You need to restart your computer to disable user account control, then this message will help you. This can happen for security reasons.

UAC or User Account Control is a built-in Windows security feature that prevents certain applications from opening and prevents them from making changes unless you approve them . There are four different types of security levels and they work according to your needs. The fourth option is Never warn me, and as it says, you will not receive any notification when a program tries to install software or makes changes to your computer. Although it is not recommended to use this option at all, you may need it for special reasons.

You can open the User Account Control Settings window and modify it accordingly. Windows should save the change immediately without restarting your computer, whether you upgrade or downgrade the security level. But if your system continuously displays the message as mentioned above and it does not save the change, read on.

You need to restart your computer to disable user account control

To fix You need to restart your computer to deactivate Contro user accounterror, follow these steps-

1. Open the Registry Editor
2. Go to the System folder under HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE
3. Change the value data of EnableLUA to 1
4. Exit the register
5. Restart your computer.

Before you begin, you must back up the registry files or create a system restore point.

Now open the registry editor on your Windows computer. You can search for it in the search box on the taskbar, or you can press Win + R, type regedit and press the Enter button.

Go to the following path:

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINESoftwareMicrosoftWindowsCurrentVersionPoliciesSystem

In the System folder, you can find a registry key called EnableLUA. If it does not exist here, you must create it. To do this, right click on the space, select New> DWORD value (32 bit) and name it as EnableLUA.

Now double click on this registry key and set the value data as 1.

After that restart your computer and try to make the change again. You shouldn't have a problem this time.

Follow this tutorial if you are unable to change the user account control settings on Windows 10.