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When starting a CCleaner in Windows 10 without administrative rights is requested to enter your login / password. When you enter the login / password for current user (non-administrator), the program starts. How to get rid of the current set of username / password? In Windovs 7 there was no such request. In Windows 7, windows 10 User Account Control in the lower position (OFF).

Previously, with Windows XP, 7 installed CCleaner to start, in a branch MashineRun registry (HKLM \ SOFTWARE \ Microsoft \ Windows \ CurrentVersion \ Run). Under the user without the admin rights, it worked. In Windows 10, before every start during boot the computer pops up asks the user to enter a username and password. UAC disabled. The CCleaner setting specifies skip warning UAC. What can be done to run the program without asking?