Hi Guys,

Many of you must be bugged off with the security alerts in Vista, You can however disable that feature to annoy you.
Here are the steps to be performed to disable UAC on Vista,

1. Click the round blue Windows Start button. Now click Control Panel
2. From the Control Panel, click User Accounts and Family Safety
(or User Accounts if your in classic view)
3. Click the option to Turn User Account Control on or off
4. Uncheck the box next to Use User Account Control (UAC) to help
protect your computer and click OK
5. Restart when prompted

Turn off user Account Control(UAC)

Turn off user Account Control(UAC)

The Conficker/Downadup worm managed to slither onto millions of PCs worldwide at its height, but after it initially infected a computer it only really acted to spread itself, and didn’t cause further harm. Until now.

Symantec reports today that it has found a new variant of the virulent worm that will identify antivirus software or security analysis tools running on the infected PC, and attempt to shut down those programs. This is a strong signal that the worm’s mysterious creators haven’t abandoned their creation in the face of worldwide attention, as some in the industry have theorized, but may still have plans to make a buck off their work.

To protect against the Conficker worm, first make sure you’ve installed the patch that closes a targeted hole in the Microsoft Server Service. Next, protect any network shares and administrator accounts with a strong password, as Conficker will try to guess easy ones.

Finally, you can block the worm’s third infection, which hijacks thumb drives and other removeable media, by disabling Autorun on Windows. PC World has a download available that can automate that step for Windows XP users, and Microsoft has posted manual instructions.