Windows 10 asks for Administrator Permission for f@$%$#ng everything

[usednapkin]

I've been using Windows 10 for a few months now and I'm really bothered by how it asks me for Administrator Permission whenever I try to do ANYTHING on the computer. Moving a folder, putting something into a folder, deleting a picture, moving something off a flashdrive, etc, even though I AM the administrator as well as the only account on the computer.
All I really have to do is click the shield button once but it gets so f*cking frustrating when I have to move or delete several files at once. Is there any way to make the administrator permission settings any less strict? I don't care about the risks if there are any.

 

[Trouble]

Have you checked your User Account Control settings to make sure it is not set too high.
Should be defaulting as displayed below

 

[Grizzly]

Is your account a Standard account or an Admin account??


Never mind... I overread that in your statement......

 

[usednapkin]

Have you checked your User Account Control settings to make sure it is not set too high.
Should be defaulting as displayed below

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Yes, I have mine set to the second from the bottom, yet it still asks me for admin permission for something as stupid as renaming a folder! I understand getting alerts for downloading a program or something but this is just obnoxious.
FYI I have read about how you can edit folders to give users more permissions/access, but if I have to go through all that effort every time I create a folder or move a document then I may as well just not even do it. I want to find out if there's a way to get rid of permissions altogether.

 

[clifford_cooley]

Have you checked your User Account Control settings to make sure it is not set too high.

And I have mine turned off and it still ask for permissions. Never before Windows 10 did I ever have need in "taking ownership" or running applications with "Run As Administrator". There is absolutely no way for someone to have full control of their system without the nags.