Quick test please!

Can somebody please run this small batch script file and tell me if it shows as Administrator: Command Prompt in the title bar?

Please try it with Administrator rights and without Administrator rights.

Batch script and code removed by me!

The code in the above is . . .

Code:

Removed by me.

I only need confirmation of the above by one person as this is a TEST and nothing more!

Thanks in advance.

das10 said:

Run As Admin or run by just double clicking the .bat file both show C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe only in the title bar. (My user account is admin for your info only).

Thanks for testing that for me @das10, I appreciate it.
Have you got a user account that doesn't have Administrator rights that you could run it on please?

No, sorry, all my accounts are admin only.

edit: I just created a Standard test account, and got the same results as far as Command window title and echo"Tenforums" are concerned.

das10 said:

No, sorry, all my accounts are admin only.

edit: I just created a Standard test account, and got the same results as far as Command window title and echo"Tenforums" are concerned.

Thanks @das10, I really do appreciate your time and effort on this.

I am removing the batch script and the code as I will have access to a Win 10 computer tomorrow [ which I didn't have today ] where I can setup and test the different accounts and their rights.

Matthew Wai said:

Look at the two screenshots (with the "TenForums.com" watermark) under step 6 below :
How to Add Create Elevated Shortcut to New Context Menu in Windows 10

The scripts there are mine, but the two screenshots are Brink's.
If the script has a title, the title bar shows "Administrator".
If the script has no title, the title bar shows "C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe".

Of course, thank you!