“Run as administrator” prevents applications from autostart
Solution 1:
Use the good old Task scheduler approach to start applications with elevated rights at startup.
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start Task Scheduler and create a new task
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mark the checkbox "Run with highest priviligies"
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under action point to the exe you want to run
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give the task a name and save it
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create a new shortcut
C:\Windows\System32\schtasks.exe /RUN /TN "MYTASKNAME" -
copy this shortcut into the startup folder
There is also a tool called UAC Pass which does all the steps for you.