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In the process of operating the Windows10 system, have you ever encountered such a prompt: "you cannot use the built-in administrator account to open the XX program, please log in with another account". In fact, we have already logged in using the administrator account, why is there such a prompt? This is because the built-in account we use does not have permission to operate on the application, so what should we do? In fact, we can use the registry to regain the permissions of the Windows10 system. Please see below for details.

Account details:

The administrator account we often use (that is, people log in to Windows with a user name or Microsoft account) has unlimited administrative privileges similar to Administrator, but it is still not as good as the real Administrator in the operation of some files / folders.

In addition, in the Windows built-in accounts, there are two accounts with higher privileges than Administrator, one is the System permissions that we can see with the naked eye, and the final Boss is trustedinstaller (in fact, it is not the highest one of all accounts, but we can't dig up the rest in any way, maybe the super account is Microsoft itself).

The operation method for Windows10 to take back the system permissions:

1. After the Win+R key combination, type regedit to open the registry

2. Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ SOFTWARE\ Microsoft\ Windows\ CurrentVersion\ Policies\ System, find FilterAdministratorToken in the right column, double-click and change the numeric data to "1" and click OK. (if not, use the right mouse button to create a new DWORD (32-bit) value and name it FilterAdministratorToken.)

3. Navigate to: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\ SOFTWARE\ Microsoft\ Windows\ CurrentVersion\ Policies\ System\ UIPI, and change the numerical data of the default project on the right to "1".

4. After completing the above operations, restart the computer or log out of the current Windows account, then enter the "Control Panel-system and Security-user account Control Settings" and set the "Notification options" to OK by default.

It's as simple as that to regain access to the Windows10 system, which can be done in a minute, so have you learned? If you come across the prompt that "you can't open the XX program using the built-in administrator account", you can solve it by taking back the permissions of the Windows10 system in accordance with the method described above.

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