Enable the Administrator user and use the App Store in Windows 8

From a personal perspective, as a developer, before using the system, we must first obtain the highest permissions, take the Administrator user in Windows, and take the Root user in Linux, even the Android system of our mobile phone uses the Root user. In Windows, we do not encounter any problems during development. To use the Cmd command, we must also choose to use the administrator privilege and reject various settings.
After the system is installed, the system usually provides preset operation users instead of Admin, And the Admin is disabled (the Computer City installation version is simplified to Admin ), here, we first enable Admin, right-click the computer (my computer), select Manage, then we find the local user and group-user-Administrator, enable Administrator, and then we can switch users, switch to Admin. Here we add that, although Win8 cancels the start point in the taskbar, we usually use Win + I to select the power source and then shut down the system. In fact, in Windows, the traditional Alt + F4 is the simplest way. After switching to the Administrator user, we will find a problem where the App Store is unavailable, in this case, all applications and some settings will be rejected. We use group policies to allow administrators to use the app store. I don't understand why MS sets the maximum administrator to be unavailable to the app store by default, it may be the new user security policy of the new system. Here, we enter gpedit in the run (shortcut key Win + R. msc enters the Group Policy and enters the Group Policy. Computer Configuration-Windows Settings-Security Settings-User Account Control: in the Administrator Approval Mode of the user's built-in Administrator Account (in fact, we find that the user control policy is much more complicated than Win7), we choose to enable, OK, restart or log out, OK, and click app store, it can be used normally.