Account permissions affect the scan results of hijackthis on o6 items

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In the article "application shortcuts pose security risks", I mentioned that a hijackthis system scanner is being written.
The o6 group that wrote hijackthis last night, that is, the IE/Ineternet option section.
When you find that you are logged on with an account that does not have administrator privileges, the program cannot read key values related to the IE/Ineternet option in the HKEY-CURRENT-USER, And the return value is 2 (error_file_not_found ), instead of 5 (error_access_denied ).
You can log on with an account with administrator permissions.
The HKEY-LOCAL-MACHINE can be read regardless of whether the current account has administrator privileges.

It seems that to ensure the scan results, you have to determine whether the current account has administrator permissions.