To remove all permission and privilege restrictions, follow the appropriate steps for your system or application.
To remove all permission and privilege restrictions, follow the appropriate steps for your system or application.
If that is indeed your issue, you would have to take ownership and set permissions for your account to modify, delete, or create inside the protected folder (as @YaBoiWill said). The problem isn't administrator account or not, it is getting permissions for protected folders that are currently owned by Trusted Installer. Windows does not like giving full permissions for everything to the user...especially if they're system files or related folders...if the user has no idea what they're doing, they can do a lot of damage (saving the user from themselves). Unless you're in a special situation, I highly recommend never to take control of protected folders in Windows.
I recalled the program I previously used, which was the Registry Editor. That helped resolve the problem of not writing to the root of my F drive, but I’m still having trouble installing it on my C drive.