You can search “Command Prompt” from the Start Menu and select Run as administrator. You can check our guide to explore options for running Command Prompt with administrative privileges.

If a user has the ability to even know what a CMD prompt looks like then fairplay to them, in my experience most users would not know a CMD prompt or run command if it smacked them on the head.<BR ...

In Windows 11/10, a non-admin user can’t run a scheduled task that requires admin privileges. If you’re using a standard user account, ensure it is part of the local administrator group.

Right-click the shortcut, move your mouse to More, and then select Run as administrator to open the prompt with administrative privileges. To open a PowerShell window in Windows 10, right-click ...

Some applications and file types usually include an option on the properties page to run as administrator, but that's not the case for batch files. You can launch Command Prompt elevated to run ...