I can not run programs as Administrator, because I tried to do this, and modifying the value in the registry didn't do what I wanted to do, I thought that it would stop asking for passwords and let me run as an Admin whenever I wanted. Instead it just doesn't open the password prompt and runs as a normal user. I tried to change it back but I can't because I can't run Regedit as an Admin.
What I have tried so far is open the command line through the troubleshooter:
I am then able to get into the command line as the admin so I can now run Administrative commands, so I run this:
X:\windows\system32>regedit
That opens up the Registry editor, and I can change the value back to 1
, but when I exit the Registry Editor, and restart the computer and look at that value once logged in, it didn't change, it is still set to 0
. Do I need to save upon exiting registry editor somehow? Why isn't it committing it and using that value upon reboot?
0
then?