Now if you're indeed using an Administrator account and you want to switch another account between Standard and Administrator (you can't change an account you're currently logged into), continue with these steps on the Settings window (these options are not available if you're using a Standard account):
The Settings window will pop up and under the name of the account if you see the word "Administrator" then it is an Administrator account. Right-click the name (or icon, depending on the version Windows 10) of the current account, located at the top left part of the Start Menu, then click on Change account settings. Click on the Start button, the Start Menu will pop up. Here's how to quickly find out if the account you're using is an Administrator or not: If you share your computer with somebody you can trust, who won't make any drastic changes that could harm the system, you should make that person's account an Administrator, too. If you have a computer of your own, you definitely want to own an Administrator account (otherwise, you won't be able to install any software or make important changes to it). However, if you want to perform tasks that make major changes to the system, such as installing software add, remove or change user accounts or run elevated commands you'll need an Administrator account. 
Standard users can perform all common daily tasks, such as run programs, surf the Web, check email, stream movies and so on.
Windows 10 has two types of user accounts: Standard and Administrator.
The quickest way to find out your account type and work with other accounts on your Windows 10 computer.
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