One of the novelties of Vista in its beginnings was the UAC (User Account Control), which takes control of the user's account. This system was supposed to make Vista more secure, but in the long run it has been shown to be a bit cumbersome: it acts by limiting the permissions of the applications waiting for the administrator to decide, so that you cannot use a program without the user's consent. But it turns out that weeks later the request message keeps appearing every time we want to install an application.
To solve this conflict, TweakUAC has been created, a program that easily disables User Account Control. TweakUAC can perform three tasks: Turn UAC off now (to disable all user control functions), Switch UAC to The Quiet mode (keep the UAC enabled, but never show the notification window, and Leave UAC On (leave the user control; notification message will appear).
You can free download TweakUAC 32, 64 bit and safe install the latest trial or new full version for Windows 10 from the official site.