How to open Command Prompt with Administrator Access

By Prempal Singh 0 Comment August 31, 2016  cmd, cmd command, command line, command prompt commands, command prompt window, using command prompt, windows 10, Windows command prompt

Most of people are facing problem that commands are not working in Command Prompt even the commands are perfectly written. And they expect some error, this happens generally because of many commands are running as administrator privileges.

If you have user account with the part of Administrator Group, but basically you have no permission to open command prompt with admin access. So there are two ways to open command prompt with administrator access. And that tricks working on Windows 7, Vista, 8 and 10.

Method 1:

Step 1:
Click on Start and type cmd.

Step 2:
Right Click on cmd and select run as administrator.

Step 3:
Then a dialogue box appears on your screen of User Control Access. It will ask to you that do you want to give administrator access to Command Prompt.

So click on Yes, now command prompt will open with administrator privilege.

Method 2:

Step 1:
Click on Start and type cmd.

Step 2:
Press Control and Shift key on your keyboard and press enter (Ctrl+Alt+Enter). User Access Control will ask to give permission to administrator privileges, So click on Yes.

Step 3:
Now your command prompt will open with administrator access.

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