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I'm not able to open an elevated command prompt in Windows 7 Ultimate. Previously I was able to open such a command prompt in one of the following ways:




  • Start > type "cmd" then hit Ctrl + Shift + Enter

  • Start > type "cmd" then right click "cmd" and select Run as Administrator.


However when I try this now I only get a normal command prompt without administrator rights.



Any ideas what could be wrong, and how I could fix it?










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  • @splash i want to open with admin privileges, that's why i m writing here...
    – Black
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I'm not able to open an elevated command prompt in Windows 7 Ultimate. Previously I was able to open such a command prompt in one of the following ways:




  • Start > type "cmd" then hit Ctrl + Shift + Enter

  • Start > type "cmd" then right click "cmd" and select Run as Administrator.


However when I try this now I only get a normal command prompt without administrator rights.



Any ideas what could be wrong, and how I could fix it?










share|improve this question
























  • Are there any errors?
    – Aaron McIver
    Feb 23 '11 at 14:51










  • @splash i want to open with admin privileges, that's why i m writing here...
    – Black
    Feb 24 '11 at 12:03















up vote
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up vote
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down vote

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I'm not able to open an elevated command prompt in Windows 7 Ultimate. Previously I was able to open such a command prompt in one of the following ways:




  • Start > type "cmd" then hit Ctrl + Shift + Enter

  • Start > type "cmd" then right click "cmd" and select Run as Administrator.


However when I try this now I only get a normal command prompt without administrator rights.



Any ideas what could be wrong, and how I could fix it?










share|improve this question















I'm not able to open an elevated command prompt in Windows 7 Ultimate. Previously I was able to open such a command prompt in one of the following ways:




  • Start > type "cmd" then hit Ctrl + Shift + Enter

  • Start > type "cmd" then right click "cmd" and select Run as Administrator.


However when I try this now I only get a normal command prompt without administrator rights.



Any ideas what could be wrong, and how I could fix it?







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  • Are there any errors?
    – Aaron McIver
    Feb 23 '11 at 14:51










  • @splash i want to open with admin privileges, that's why i m writing here...
    – Black
    Feb 24 '11 at 12:03




















  • Are there any errors?
    – Aaron McIver
    Feb 23 '11 at 14:51










  • @splash i want to open with admin privileges, that's why i m writing here...
    – Black
    Feb 24 '11 at 12:03


















Are there any errors?
– Aaron McIver
Feb 23 '11 at 14:51




Are there any errors?
– Aaron McIver
Feb 23 '11 at 14:51












@splash i want to open with admin privileges, that's why i m writing here...
– Black
Feb 24 '11 at 12:03






@splash i want to open with admin privileges, that's why i m writing here...
– Black
Feb 24 '11 at 12:03












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Try this on a normal command prompt:



powershell -command "start-process cmd -verb runas"



If the command still end up opening a normal command prompt, update your PC using Windows Update, then try again.






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    Try this on a normal command prompt:



    powershell -command "start-process cmd -verb runas"



    If the command still end up opening a normal command prompt, update your PC using Windows Update, then try again.






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      Try this on a normal command prompt:



      powershell -command "start-process cmd -verb runas"



      If the command still end up opening a normal command prompt, update your PC using Windows Update, then try again.






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        Try this on a normal command prompt:



        powershell -command "start-process cmd -verb runas"



        If the command still end up opening a normal command prompt, update your PC using Windows Update, then try again.






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        Try this on a normal command prompt:



        powershell -command "start-process cmd -verb runas"



        If the command still end up opening a normal command prompt, update your PC using Windows Update, then try again.







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