But this doesn't open it with admin rights Is there a way to type your way through to command prompt with admin rights? To open windows 11 command prompt with administrator privileges, you need to open the command prompt in a certain way First, click the start menu and type cmd into the search field. 11 is there a way to run/start cmd as administrator through the command line or a batch file programming in windows 8 I want to create a batch file which has administrative privileges without any prompt to the user.
How would i go about making an administrator account (read not limited) from the command line in windows I have seen commands to the effect of Net user username password /add however it is uncle. Many programs let you permanently change their default privilege level from the properties menu Command prompt is not one of those programs How do i make the command window run as administrator by default (even when using the open command window here context menu option)?
I am not sure but when i start my command prompt in administrator mode, i can't switch to a mapped drive I can do so if i am not in administrator mode Am i missing something simple? Is there anyway to enable administrator access instead of having to right click command prompt and run as administrator I tried runas /user:administrator cmd (prompts for password) net user A example to open notepad with administrator rights from cmd.exe which starts powershell which asks for the elevated permissions
One way to do it, is by storing the password in a textfile along with an enter (new line) and then use the command as follows Runas /user:localadmin c:\users\localuser\desktop\control.exe < password.txt what this does is use password.txt as input as if these are entered in console by a user.
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