The Quick Method to Use Windows 10's Command Prompt as Administrator

 You can open Command Prompt as Administrator in Windows 10 in a variety of ways.

Simply check the Command Prompt window's title bar to see if it is already running with Administrator privileges. The title will read "Administrator" if it is already open in that capacity.

To run Command Prompt as administrator in Windows 10, follow these simple instructions :

1. Enter "cmd" in the search bar of the Start menu.

2. Run as administrator by performing a right-click on "Command Prompt".

3. If the system requests your consent, click "Yes" or "Allow" to give it.

4. A label reading "Administrator" will appear to the left of the command line when Command Prompt starts, indicating that you are presently using it with administrator rights.

As an alternative, you can complete this action by using the following keyboard shortcut :

1. Press Windows key + X on the keyboard.

2. From the menu option that displays, choose "Command Prompt (Admin)".

3. If the system asks for your approval, click "Yes" or "Allow" to grant permission.

4. Once Command Prompt opens, you will see an "Administrator" label to the left of the command line, indicating that you are currently using Command Prompt with administrator privileges.

Now you have the ability to utilize Command Prompt with administrator rights to carry out tasks that previously required extra permissions, such installing applications or changing system settings. Administrator rights should only be used to make modifications that you are confident are secure and required. 

Let us know in the comments if you know of a quicker and easier way to launch Command Prompt with administrator privileges. 👍