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How to Make Windows 7 Security Settings on UAC

Step 1: Create Windows User Account on UAC

Open Control Panel Ð Add or remove user accounts, and a dialog pops up. Click ÒCreate a new accountÓ. Type a name for user account and choose an account type. At last, click ÒCreate AccountÓ button.

Step 2: Set Password for Windows 7 User Account

Click the Standard User to open User Account control window, and select ÒCreate a passwordÓ. Type new password twice for this user account, and click ÒCreate passwordÓ button.

Step 3: Monitor Computer Usage with Parental Controls

Open Control Panel Ð User Accounts and Family Safety, and click ÒParental ControlsÓ. Select Standard User, and system would prompt you that set password for administrator if you have never set for them. If you have set administrator password, it would directly enter Parental Controls window.

Turn on Parental Controls for this account. Select ÒOn, enforce current settingsÓ and make Windows settings by clicking ÒTime limitsÓ, ÒAllow and block specific programsÓ.

Click ÒTime limitsÓ to open Time Restrictions window, here you could set time when this standard user can or canÕt use computer. At last, click ÒOKÓ to complete user time restrictions settings.

Click ÒAllow and block specific programsÓ, to open Application Restrictions. There are two options for selection. Generally, select Ò* can only use the programs I allowÓ. And tap the programs in the box that you want to set available for this user account. If the programs you want to set available are not listed, click ÒBrowseÓ to add them to this list first and then choose them. At last, click ÒOKÓ to finish setting application restrictions.
From then on, when this user accesses to Windows 7 and want to run the blocked programs, system will prompt user that ÒParental Controls has forbidden this programÓ. At this time, if this user wants to get privileges to run this program again, please click the button ÒPlease Ask Administrator for PrivilegesÓ and type administrator password to run it.
Tips: How to Lock Apps on PC with Windows 7

There are four levels on user account control settings. You can move the slider to one of the levels, in order to choose appropriate control settings.

• Always notify me when
• Default Ð Notify me only when programs try to make changes to m computer:
• Notify me only when programs try to make changes to my computer (do not dim my desktop)
• Never notify me when: It is not suggested.

Search ÒSecpol.mscÓ in the menu search box in computer, to open Local Security Policy Ð Security Options. Look for ÒUser Account Control: Behavior of the elevation prompt for administrators in Admin Approval ModeÓ in the right side of window.

Double click it and six modes are provided. Select one from drop-down box under ÒLocal Security SettingÓ according to your intention. To speak of, the ÒPrompt for consent for non- Windows binariesÓ could filter Windows system file and make UAC only work for applications.


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Restore Device to Factory Settings on Samsung Galaxy Ace

1. Switch the Samsung phone off. If its frozen, remove and reinstall the battery to turn it off.
2. When the phone is still off, press and hold the Home, Volume Up and Power buttons all together until you see the Android developer menu appear.
3. Use the Volume Down key to scroll to wipe data/factory reset and then press the Homekey to select it.
4. Use the Volume Down key to scroll to Yes - delete all user data and then press the Home key to select it.
5. Use Volume Down to highlight reboot system nowand the press the Home key to select it.

1. Open the dial pad on your Samsung Galaxy Ace.
2. Enter *2767*3855# and dial. Your Samsung Galaxy phone device will then reset itself and wipe all your personal information and settings.

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A Brand New Way to Open Settings in Windows 10

How do you open Settings (referring to the following picture) in Windows 10 computer? In this article, you may learn a brand new method. Just read on.

On the desktop, click the Action Center icon on the taskbar, and then select All settings in the panel, as exhibited in the following screen shot.

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Configure Windows 7 Security Settings and Deployment

• Windows Firewall
• Windows Defender
• User Account Control

The most important security feature you need to have is a software firewall running on your computer. A firewall is a security feature that blocks unauthorized attempts to send data to your computer. Windows Firewall is turned on by default, but you should check this, just to be safe.

1. Click Start.
2. Type ÔfirewallÕ and then click Windows Firewall in the search results. The Windows Firewall window appears.
3. Check the Windows Firewall State value. If it says "On", youre fine; otherwise, continue to step 4.
4. Click Turn Windows Firewall On or Off. The Customize Settings window appears.
5. In the Home or Work (Private) Network Location Settings section, activate the Turn On Windows Firewall option.
6. In the Public Network Location Settings section, activate the Turn On Windows Firewall option.
7. Click OK.

1. It scans your system for evidence of installed spyware programs (and removes or disables those programs, if necessary).
2. It monitors your system in real time to watch for activities that indicate the presence of spyware.

If the protection feature of Windows Defender is turned off, you will see the Action Centermessage shown below. Click that message to launch Windows Defender and turn on protection. Otherwise, click Start, type ÔdefenderÕ, and then press Enter.

• Scan Schedule: If you see "Do Not Auto Scan," it means that Windows Defender isnt set up to scan your system for spyware automatically.

• Real-Time Protection: If you see "Off" here, it means that Windows Defender is actively guarding against spyware activity.

1. Click Tools.
2. Click Options.
3. Click Automatic Scanning.
4. Enable the Automatically Scan My Computer checkbox.
5. Click Real-Time Protection.
6. Enable the Use Real-Time Protection checkbox.
7. Click OK.

 

Windows Defender supports three different spyware scan types:

1. Quick Scan: This scan checks those areas of your system where it is likely to find evidence of spyware. This scan usually takes just a couple of minutes. This scan is the default, and you can initiate one at any time by clicking the Scan link.
2. Full Scan: This scan checks for evidence of spyware in system memory, all running processes, and the system drive (usually drive C:), and it performs a deep scan on all folders. This scan might take 30 minutes or more, depending on your system. To run this scan, select Scan > Full Scan.
3. Custom Scan: This scan checks just the drives and folders that you select. The length of the scan depends on the number of locations you select and the number of objects in those locations. To run this scan, go to Scan > Custom Scan, which displays the Select Scan Options page. Click Select, select the checkboxes for the drives you want scanned, and then click OK. Click Scan Now to start the scan.

1. Default Actions: Sets the action that Windows Defender should take if it finds potential spyware in the Severe, High, Medium, and Low categories: Recommended Action Based on Definitions, Ignore, Quarantine (disables the threat without removing it), Remove, or Allow.
2. Real-Time Protection: Besides toggling real-time protection on and off, you can also toggle security agents on and off. Security agents monitor Windows components that are frequent targets of spyware activity.
   Note: Windows Defender will warn you that a program might be spyware and ask whether you want to allow the program to operate normally or to block it. If you accidentally allow an unsafe program, click Tools > Allowed Items, then select the program in the Allowed Items list, and then click Remove from List. Similarly, if you accidentally blocked a safe program, click Tools > Quarantined Items, select the program in the Quarantined Items list, and then click Remove.
3. Excluded Files and Folders: This section allows you to specify files or folders that you dont want Windows Defender to scan.
4. Excluded File Type: This section allows you to specify file extensions that you dont want Windows Defender to scan.
5. Advanced: These options allow you to enable scanning inside archive files, email messages, and removable drives.
6. Administrator: This section has a checkbox that toggles Windows Defender on and off, and another that, when activated, allows you to see Windows Defenders items (such as allowed programs) for all user accounts on the computer.

1. Select Start, type ÔuserÕ, and then click Change User Account Control Settings in the search results. The User Account Control Settings window appears.
2. Make sure the slider is set to anything other than Never Notify at the bottom.
3. Click OK.
4. Restart your computer to put the new setting into effect.

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