Running as Administrator from Startup shortcut?

Up until now one of my programs has always run on booting up. Its shortcut is in my Startup folder.

I have now re-configured the shortcut to 'Run as Administrator', for all users. It works correctly when d-clicked manually. But it no longer starts on startup.

Is that to be expected? (Perhaps because the UAC warning is triggered and obviously cannot be answered?) Can I work around it?

It's no big deal to start it manually, but...

Terry, East Grinstead, UK

You can't run startup items as administrator without enabling the built in Administrator account.
Can't run a shortcut in startup folder as administrator - Windows 10 Forums

It is a (pretty sensible) security precaution.

You can use task scheduler to launch a process at logon (How to run a program as an administrator at startup on Windows 10? - Super User) but only for that have no user interaction.

Hmm - my brief note of thanks did not appear. Perhaps I should not have clicked 'Mark solved' first?

Thanks Brink. Isn't that that the same solution as lx07's, using Task Scheduler?