There should be the option to cancel any changes before the are applied. We should make a suggestion on the Windows feedback.
I don't know, but if you're game, you could try using a Standard Account, and jacking UAC all the way up, and maybe you get your options(of course you'll have to give your admin password for every single change then, like sudo in debian Linux distros).
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