PowerShell start 'D:\Matthew's scripts\Testing.cmd'

PowerShell start 'D:\Matthew's scripts\Testing.cmd'

The above does not work because the path contains an apostrophe.
The following works because the path contains no apostrophe.

PowerShell start 'D:\Matthews scripts\Testing.cmd'

Is it possible to fix the "apostrophe" problem? I aim to run the following:
PowerShell start '<a path containing an apostrophe>' -verb RunAs

Thank you very much! The following works. Three double quotation marks are actually necessary for escaping an apostrophe (or a single quotation mark) in a file path:

PowerShell start """D:\Matthew's scripts\Testing.cmd"""

The same trick is used below:

(Net session >nul 2>&1)||(PowerShell start """%~0""" -verb RunAs & Exit /B)

That will automatically get administrative privileges for a CMD file containing the above line.
It works even if the file name/path contains apostrophes and spaces.

dalchina said:

That's an impressive number of """ !

Another example: can someone help me combine these two .reg into a context menu flyout?