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windows key + x
select terminal (admin)
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If you write ‘powershell’ on explorere address bar, it will open powershell with current folder location as working directory for powershell window.
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Pin it to taskbar and the use Win+
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Thanks for sharing this tip.
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Why it wont work it says ill delete the shortcut and its like a paper icon not the power shell help plzz
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Instead of right-clicking on PowerShell to run as an admin as your article suggests, you can also press Enter while holding down Ctrl+Shift to run as admin from search menu or from run box, which would be faster.
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You can also do SHIFT+right click in Explorer and select the ‘Open In Powershell’ option in the context menu
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If you type powershell in run box, press the keyboard sequence:
Ctrl/Shift/Enter and powershell will open as Administrator-
You can also use powershell from any command prompt by simply typing Powershell in the command window. If you want to run as administrator then start CMD as Administrator
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I learned something new today, thanks!
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You can launch command or powershell window from explorer by navigating to a folder and hot Alt+E then type powershell in the path box. This will launch the powershell window and move to current directory as in explorer.
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I’m finding it extraordinary to find how to system restore to an earlier restore point. I’ve got instructions to use out of control panel but these begin with a step that does not exist. Next instructions that require an admnistrator loging, for which I don’t have a password. Then I found instructions to find the password, which also don’t work. I’m at wits end and don’t see what in the @$#^&* is the problem of a simple set of steps to do something that is EXTRODINARILY COMMON.
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This doesn’t work on my completely locked down, blocked and filtered computer. WHY THIS IS DUMB!!!!!!
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THIS BOY CANNOT TYPE PROPERLY
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