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1. #CMD OPEN NOTEPAD AS ADMINISTRATOR HOW TO#
2. #CMD OPEN NOTEPAD AS ADMINISTRATOR UPDATE#
3. #CMD OPEN NOTEPAD AS ADMINISTRATOR WINDOWS 10#

Make sure to create a restore point just in case something goes wrong.ġ.Open empty Notepad file and then paste the following text as it is: Windows Registry Editor Version command prompt here as -windowstyle hidden -Command \"Start-Process cmd.exe -ArgumentList '/s,/k,pushd,%V' -Verb command prompt here as -windowstyle hidden -Command \"Start-Process cmd.exe -ArgumentList '/s,/k,pushd,%V' -Verb command prompt here as -windowstyle hidden -Command \"Start-Process cmd.exe -ArgumentList '/s,/k,pushd,%V' -Verb command prompt here as File then Save as from the Notepad menu.ģ.From Save as type drop-down select “ All Files.“Ĥ.Type the name of the file as cmd.reg (.reg extension is very important).ĥ.Now navigate to the location where you want to save the file and then click Save.Ħ.Double-click the file then click Yes to continue and this would add the option “Open command prompt here as administrator” in the context menu.ħ.Now right-click any folder and you would see “ Open command prompt here as administrator“.

#CMD OPEN NOTEPAD AS ADMINISTRATOR WINDOWS 10#

Add Open command window here as administrator in Windows 10 Context Menu.

#CMD OPEN NOTEPAD AS ADMINISTRATOR HOW TO#

Anyway without wasting any time let’s see How to Add Open command window here as administrator in Windows 10 Context Menu with the help of the below-listed tutorial. If you want to open unelevated cmd in the right-click context menu then you could see this guide “ Replace PowerShell with Command Prompt in Context Menu” but if you want to open elevated command prompt then you need to follow this guide. Anyway, there is an article on how to replace command prompt in Win + X menu with PowerShell and in this guide, you will see how to add “Open command window here as administrator” in the context menu in Windows 10.Įarlier Command Prompt was easily accessible by pressing Shift then right-click on any folder and then selecting “ Open Command Prompt here” but with the Creator Update, it has been replaced with PowerShell.

Although it can still be accessed through search, but earlier it was easy to access it via the shortcut.

#CMD OPEN NOTEPAD AS ADMINISTRATOR UPDATE#

Add Open command window here as administrator in Windows 10 Context Menu: With Windows 10 Creator Update Microsoft has removed Command Prompt from both the Win + X menu and the right-click context menu which is sad considering how useful cmd is for day to day operations.