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Thanks Yes, I did see it, but I'm still at 14393, so I mentioned "it's already here" .Darn.
Thanks Yes, I did see it, but I'm still at 14393, so I mentioned "it's already here" .Darn.
Hello Tony,
If you like, you could use this option below for a context menu instead. :)
Open command window here as administrator - Add in Windows 10
Thanks Brink!. Kewl. I just added it. That was ANOTHER thing that has bugged me for a while, as one of my kbds many times did not do the shift+rightclick all the time reliably. Feeling better already.
While I have your ear ...
Does
(can't paste the URL) Elevated Program Shortcut without UAC Prompt - Create - Windows 7 Help Forums have a chance at working in Win10?
This involves using TaskScheduler to provide the elevation to a special shortcut. I haven't tried it, but ran across the URL this morning.
I am using old Winbuilder.exe, per TheOven.org, for Win10PESEx64 for preboot environment work and will try to adapt it.
Yep, the elevated shortcut will still work in Windows 10, but I have an updated tutorial below for W10 below.
Elevated Shortcut without UAC - Create in Windows 10
Thanks again!!!! I will work on this after lunch.
IT WORKS ! Thanks Brink!!
The Win10 method utilising TaskScheduler definitely works. It was tedious to set up correctly, since you cannot edit the task once it is Saved and must Delete and start over if there are any errors, ahem, typos.
It worked on an old, non-digitally signed EXE, Winbuilder.exe that I had unpacked.
On the other hand, I have other, much older, EXEs that do NOT make the Win10 UAC appear when launched. Let's hope MSFT doesn't change that !
To open administrative command prompt I used to use the following for windows 10 version 1607:
1) win + x
2) a
3) alt + y
After upgrading windows 10 version 1607 to version 1703 the same command line now opens administrative powershell.
What is the command line for windows 10 version 1703 to open administrative command prompt instead of administrative powershell?
Hello @zbook, :)
You can set the Win+X menu to show the command prompt items instead of PowerShell to have them back.
Show Command Prompt or Windows PowerShell on Win+X menu in Windows 10 Windows 10 Customization Tutorials