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• #HOW TO BRING UP COMMAND PROMPT WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS#

I’d recommend pining it either to the taskbar or Start screen for easy access if you need to open it more often later on. If unfortunately that’s not the case, since you can’t seem to bring up Win+X menu with a touch device, you will end up having to swipe out the Charm bar, tap search, and type “cmd” using the soft keyboard, and go from there. It’s a lot easier to open a Command Prompt window with a physical keyboard attached. From a touch screen, simply wipe down the icon instead. To open it as administrator from Start screen, right click the icon and choose Run as Administrator. To pin, right click the Command Prompt window from the search result page, and choose Pin to Start from the bottom option list. You can’t seem to Pin a Command Prompt (Admin) shortcut directly to the Metro start window, but you can still pin a regular one there and run As administrator from there. You can do so by right clicking the Command Prompt window that you open with Admin right, and choosing Pin this program to taskbar.

#HOW TO BRING UP COMMAND PROMPT WINDOWS 10 WINDOWS#

If you need the Command Prompt window open in Admin mode, you can pin it to the taskbar on the desktop in Windows 8.

Press Win key, type “cmd”, right click the Command Prompt from result screen, and select Run as Administrator from the bottom option bar. Press Win+X to bring the Win+X from the bottom left corner, and choose Command Prompt (Admin). If you have a keyboard on your Windows 8, this is the easiest and quickest way.

And here are a few ways to open a Command Prompt window with local admin privilege in Windows 8. And those special command lines that requires admin privilege need a Command Prompt window that runs as local administrator. Open the Windows Start menu at the bottom-left corner of the screen and navigate to Command Prompt.

Option 1: Run Command Prompt as Admin from the Windows Start Menu. There are many situations where you need to use the command line instead of the GUI apps and many of the command lines require the admin privilege in order to complete the mission. Here are three ways to open an elevated Command Prompt in Windows 10.