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In a Windows context, a developer might create a getuidx64 function to:

the administrator," Elias whispered to his monitor. He had the keys to the kingdom. He had the root passwords, the encrypted tokens, and the security clearance that made him a god in this local network. But didn't care. He tried the usual tricks: He right-clicked and selected Run as Administrator He opened the Command Prompt and invoked the hidden net user administrator /active:yes He even tried to lower the User Account Control (UAC) slider to "Never Notify," stripping away the system’s armor.

getuidx64 require administrator privileges