How to start an Elevated Command Prompt in Windows 7?

[Gangeya]

I am running my computer with the Windows 7 and like the feature and functionality of it. But now i am having a query regarding the same which i need to solve. Can anyone let me know that How to start an Elevated Command Prompt in Windows 7. So that every time when i run command it will open in Administrator mode. Thanks in advance.

[seema_thk]

This is very easy and for that you have to go through the below given step that will make you work with the problem with yours. Just follow the step you are done.

1. Click on Start
2. Go to All Program
3. Click on Accessories
4. Find Command Prompt
5. Right Click on Command Prompt
6. Select Run As Administrator
7. It will prompt a dialog for confirmation click on yes

Thats it!!!!!!

[Solomon]

The another way of opening the same is that you can get it work by the search menu. Just Click on start and then click on search and type "cmd" after that just press Ctrl + Shift + Enter button and you will get elevated command prompt open for you. So try this out and work with the problem of yours. Thanks

[Devasis]

You can also make it working with the shortcut of command prompt. For that just place a shortcut on desktop and after that Pin the shortcut to the taskbar after that right click on the same and click on Properties. Now go to the Shortcut tab and click on the Advance button after that select the Run As Administrator and click on OK.

[jesse]

Some commands that you can run using Command Prompt might require elevated or administrative privileges. To run these commands, you can use the
Run as administrator command:

1. Click the Start button
2. In the Search box, type command prompt.
3. In the list of results, right-click Command Prompt, and then click Run as administrator. Administrator permission required If you are prompted for an administrator password or confirmation, type the password or provide confirmation.

[EdgarHaze]

Hello. I have tried every suggestion posited here and anywhere else I could find.
I am trying chkdsk an external USB-attached SATA drive and cannot get past the elevated issue.
W7 explorer shows the drive w/no attributes, Computer Management shows no issues with the drive.
Can anyone help, please?

[Bansi_WADIA]

Well the first thing here I want to tell is that to open any elevated command prompt you have to just see whether you are able to sign in through the admin account. Actually you have to just check while accessing the same command prompt you are the administrator or not. It happens if you are logged in as the normal user then there are many a thing which are right protected and you can access the same. So I guess after using the admin’s login you will definitely able to solve the issue.

[EdgarHaze]

Thanks, but I am the admin and there seem to be rights like elevated mode that I do not have/get.
Any suggestions will be much appreciated.
PS I am running Windows 7 Professional 64-bit.