How to Open Command Prompt on Windows with Administrator Rights

How to Open Command Prompt on Windows with Administrator Rights

In the latest version of Windows, the Command Prompt (CP) option has been removed from the context menu when users right-click the Windows button in the lower-left corner. It is replaced by Windows Powershell. This has led many people to think that it is the same program, but it is not, in fact. To prevent you from making a mistake, in this article I will tell you how to find and open CP on the latest versions of all versions of Windows, one by one.

Step 1: Click the Windows Start button (in the upper left corner).

Step 2: Search for "cmd".

Step 3: Right-click and run the command prompt as an administrator.

Note: To make sure you are doing this exactly, please check the title of the Command Prompt window.