UAC by-pass programs won't work on 1 laptop

I have a Dell XPS13 laptop that won't allow UAC bypass programs like UACPASS and WINAERO Elevated Shortcut to work. Both program run fine on a desktop and another laptop. Both programs will open on all computers. I am admin on all computers. UAC is set the same on all computers - almost always notify. All computers are running W10 Pro. It was a clean install on this laptop. It did not work with the original Home edition either. I can create a bypass task manually. UACpass simply gives me an error tone with no explanation and Winaero won't display the form on the Elevated Shortcut window. All systems are running on SSD's. The Dell is GPT, the others are MBR.
What else is there??? These programs won't work for standard users so maybe they are not seeing me as an admin user, BUT WHY?? I am the ONLY user.

Have you tried Tweak UAC?

Brink >> I can create a bypass task manually.
prikker >> no, but I will. I figured if 2 different ones don't work something is wrong

If none of these work for a std user and these won't even get to first base, are they seeing me as a std user.
I guess I will try that. But why would they????

I am an admin, I belong to the admin group. If I run TAKEOWN /a /f c: in an admin cmd window I get that c: is now owned by the admin group. I also do TAKEOWN /f /C: and verify I own it.
The programs still do not work, even if I run them as admin.
Again, they work fine on 2 other units with the same OS and basically configured the same.
If I try to run the programs under a std user it first asks for an admin p/w, but still does not work.

Tweak UAC does not do the same thing.

yes I tried that also. deleting all
The manual created shortcuts work, but something about this system is stopping the programs from creating shortcuts.
And they are not providing me with any feedback to troubleshoot. Just nothing happens