Alright, there is some definite confusion going on.
C:\Program Files is not special in that applications require UAC to access it. The reason UAC asks for elevation, is because you're trying to modify files in a folder that is ACL'd to Users:R. You never want to be asked for elevation to Program Files? Set the ACL to Users:F.
C:\Games is not special or magical in any way. Since your user created the directory, the default ACL is Owner:F. Another user, trying to modify that folder, would probably get a UAC prompt.
I suggest you read up on NTFS and Default Permissions and the CACL.EXE tool. All UAC is doing is asking do you want to do something the ACL at your user level denies.
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C:\Program Files is not special in that applications require UAC to access it. The reason UAC asks for elevation, is because you're trying to modify files in a folder that is ACL'd to Users:R. You never want to be asked for elevation to Program Files? Set the ACL to Users:F.
C:\Games is not special or magical in any way. Since your user created the directory, the default ACL is Owner:F. Another user, trying to modify that folder, would probably get a UAC prompt.
I suggest you read up on NTFS and Default Permissions and the CACL.EXE tool. All UAC is doing is asking do you want to do something the ACL at your user level denies.
This posting is provided "AS IS" with no warranties, and confers no rights.