How to lauch Windows 8 Apps with no UAC while being "Super-Admin"?

Under Windows 8; if you activate the default "Built-in Administrator" account, you can't launch Windows 8 Metro Interface Apps anymore.

Windows says : "This application cannot be activated by the built-in administrator account".

However, when, on this built-in administrator account, we activate the so-called "UAC", then, it becomes possible to use the Metro applications.

When we use a standard Administrator account with no UAC, copying or editing a file in the "C:\" partition pops a message saying "You must be Administrator to do this".

This we can passed by clicking "Ok". However, the message still pops for every modification we do in that partition.

My question is : With no UAC and the built-in administrator account, is there a way to use the Metro applications ?

In short : How can I have the full rights to use my Personnal Computer like I wish to ?

Solution 1:

There is no way to run Windows Store Apps while having full admin permissions. You must activate UAC. The complete sandbox in which store apps run depend on the UAC.