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How to Disable UAC For a Specific Program [5 Ways]

User Account Control is capable of blocking some actions by malware but it can be annoying if it constantly prompts you when running a safe application. Here are 5 ways on how to keep UAC turned on while disabling the prompt for specific software.

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Restore Windows Notepad to the Default Font or Settings

One of the problems with Notepad is it's very easy to change the default font and there is nothing in the program that allows you to reset the setting back to the default. Here is how to easily restore the font and size back to the original.

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Will .NET Framework 4 Slow Down My Computer?

The Microsoft .NET Framework is required to run many of the latest software applications and if you don't install it you won't be able to run them. Many people say .NET slows down your computer after it's installed, here we run some tests to find out.

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System Restore Explorer Tools & How to Use

System Restore is a backup function in Windows that automatically backs up system and critical files just before software installations and Windows updates. If you want to restore several files from the restore point but not the whole backup itself, Windows cannot do it. Here are two free tools that can.

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Cheapest Code Signing Certificate & How to Get it

Code signing certificates allows software publisher to electronically sign their programs to proof that it comes from the author and not modified. Windows and antivirus trusts these files more than unsigned executables.

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Process Killer for Windows 10: Best Free Software We Tested

Although Windows Task Manager is a very useful tool for viewing and killing processes, one thing it cannot do is terminate more than one process at a time which you might need to sometimes do. Thankfully there are other solutions available to batch kill multiple Windows processes, here are 6 ways to do it.

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10 Ways to Run Program as Administrator [Powershell, Script]

If you have User Account Control enabled in Windows you have to grant privileges to programs trying to access certain areas of the system. If the program doesn't ask for elevated privileges but requires them to function, it requires manual elevation. There are several ways to do this, here are 10 of them.

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