Strange affair. For some reason, on windows 10 I'm not an admin, although it says in the account that I'm an admin. How to fix it?

Question

Windows

So I decided to run the chkdsk command to check the disk, and it tells me the following: Access is denied because you do not have sufficient rights or
the disk may be occupied by another process.
You need to invoke this utility in elevated mode
and make sure the drive is unlocked.
And so how do I solve this problem?
The question is not how to run chkdsk, I can do it how to run it as administrator. I can do this, I just want to become an administrator, and I want to know how to become one so that the rights are the same as those of an administrator.

Answer 1

Each admin account has the same rights. You have UAC enabled. Disable and use everything at once with admin rights. And there is no point in turning on the administrator account.
PS UAC was made just to protect the AXIS from people like you.

Answer 2

On Windows, the admin is not what you think. Running as admin gives you slightly more rights than a regular user.
A little more rights can be obtained by enabling the "administrator" account:
Enable:
net user администратор пароль /active:yes
Disable:
net user администратор /active:no
This account will give you a few more rights. But still, not everything can be done from under this account.
It feels like the system of user rights in Windows was designed by freelance schoolchildren for 200 rubles. There is no logic at all.

Answer 3

Run command prompt as administrator.