I can see all (almost) details from processes etc.
The second option forces Task Manager to run as the standard user and without elevation or administrator access - It's a handy trick you can use to run anything (for example regedit or task manager) that requires administrator rights (or elevation) when you don't have administrator access That picture above is from standard user account with all default settings. The first option is easy, just download the ZIP and run the executable. That's why you're able to start Task Manager and view details but it won't work for Standard users. If you're using the default UAC settings and logged in as an administrator then Task Manager is silently elevated. Starting with Windows 8 (and Windows 10) all standard users are not allowed to run Task Manager without elevating the process or logging in as an administrator.
The second option forces Task Manager to run as the standard user and without elevation or administrator access - It's a handy trick you can use to run anything (for example regedit or task manager) that requires administrator rights (or elevation) when you don't have administrator access
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