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How to Tame Vista's User Account Control

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In this screencast, senior editor Robert Strohmeyer walks through the steps you'll need to take to tame one of Vista's most annoying features: user account control (UAC). With a few simple steps, you can modify your UAC settings so that it'll never bother you again.

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