Windows 10: Regedit issue

Hello,
Previously when I tried to open "Regedit", a warning notice was asking if I want to make changes...., then clicked on 'yes' and the editor opened. Recently when I try to open the Regedit, it just opens without that warning. Is something wrong with the system ?
Answers will be appreciated.
Thanks


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Regedit

In Mac operating system we can just put laptop in sleep and use it for n number of days like that, But in windows due to regedit need to restart. Please consider developing windows XXX with less restart.

 

REGEDIT !!

ok, was just looking for a way to reset my registry or the correct values but thanks anyway

 

If you open Regedit while logged in as an Administrator you get the UAC warning and have to click 'Yes' to continue. If you are logged in as a standard user you don't get asked. This is because as a standard user you can only edit the HKEY_CURRENT_USER keys, it's considered safe to let a user edit their own keys. An administrator can edit the whole registry.

Have you changed your account from an Administrator to a Standard User? Or are you using a different login?

Alternatively, have you changed the User Account Control settings to their minimum?

 

An easy way to see if you are running as the default Admin (i.e. you do not have a filtered token):

Open up PowerShell or cmd.exe (without right-clicking and running as an administrator) and enter Code: whoami /priv[/quote]
If you have things like "SeDebugPrivilege" or "SeImpersonatePrivilege" enabled, you are logged in as the local administrator account.

To check if UAC is enabled copy the following into a powershell prompt and press enter

Code: (Get-ItemProperty "HKLM:\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\System").EnableLUA[/quote] 1 = Enabled
0 = Disabled

 

Hello,
Thanks for the answer.
I have not changed anything, I am the only user, hopefully also administrator, as you can see on attached screenshot.
To verify this I opened command prompt (Admin), entered "Regedit" and it opened without any question.
So according to your answer, I guess there is nothing wrong with the system.
Thanks