Win10 administrator account can not open the application solution

Some applications in the Win10 system need to use the administrator's permission to use, many applications can not open without administrator privileges. But there are times when the application can't be opened in the Win10 administrator account. What is going on?

The reason for this problem is that Windows application default requires user account to control UAC support (turning off UAC notifications under normal accounts does not affect such applications), while Win10 administrator accounts do not enable UAC. Therefore, the Windows application cannot be run by default under the Administrator account.
In the administrator account, the Windows application

cannot be opened by default. However, as long as the following registry is slightly modified, the default blocking can be broken and the Windows application runs normally in the administrator account.

The modification method is as follows:

1. After entering regedit in the normal account Cortana search field, select the first item

2. Locate the following location in the Registry Editor. :

HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\\SOFTWARE\\Microsoft\\Windows\\CurrentVersion\\Policies\\System

3. Find FilterAdministratorToken on the right, double-click and change the value data to “1”click “OK&rdquo ;

Note: If there is no FilterAdministratorToken, you need to manually click the right mouse button on the right margin, create a new DWORD (32-bit) value, and rename it to FilterAdministratorToken, and change its value data to 1.

It is thought that the Win10 administrator account can not open the application solution, after the modification of the registry, the problem no longer exists, of course, it is best to back up before modifying the registry.