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Windows 10 is more secured than Windows 7 so something works in Win 7 is not neccessarily work in Win 10.
If the registry key/value is owned by user TrustedInstaller then you won't be able to alter the key/value unless you change the ownership to TrustedInstaller on the Key/Value itself, So to run as Administrator will not work either. However, I would not recommend to change any permission/ownership.
One way to work around this is to download: PowerRun v1.3 (Run with highest privileges)
Run this program then drag and drop the .reg file in its windows then double click to run. This efectively runs the .reg as TrustedInstaller