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However, you can launch a command prompt with elevated permissions and then run the command to launch control panel applets and other tools — if you know the command. This article lists and discusses the commands used to launch many of these applets and tools. Like this article?
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Reinstalling windows with the option of keeping all user data is the only option I can think of. Right-click the shortcut you just created and select Run as administrator to open the Control Panel under Admin. Also, if you want to open the Control Panel under Admin by double-clicking the shortcut, you follow the steps below to configure the shortcut that always starts under Admin. Right-click the Control Panel shortcut on the desktop and click Properties to open the Properties dialog box.
On the Properties dialog window, switch to the Shortcut tab and then click Advanced to open the Advanced Properties dialog box. Super User is a question and answer site for computer enthusiasts and power users. It only takes a minute to sign up.
Connect and share knowledge within a single location that is structured and easy to search. I have the following problem on my Windows 7 computer: I am a member of Administrators, but do not have full Superuser privileges. I have been told that this is by design, and that I need to explicitly "run as administrator" programs where I need Superuser privileges.
Before you go and do these steps, realize that running Control Panel as administrator accomplishes nothing if you're already in the administrators group. If you're an admin, any changes made in Control Panel run as administrator by default, so running the whole control.
You can use runas Run As. Right click on "Computer" on the desktop or in Windows Explorer and select "Manage". I know it deviates from the heart of your question, but I came here looking for an answer to a similar issue, and thought I'd post my solution here.
I've had an easier time redownloading the installer and running it as an administrator to be able to uninstall. I now save my installers so that I can uninstall if needed. My company's IT allows me to install by using Run As Administrator, but then I can't uninstall afterwards using the control panel because it requires an admin login.
My account isn't an admin account, just some weird flavor of superuser with proxy admin rights. I've tried both the windows 10 apps and also the older programs and features, but both end up requiring admin account login to uninstall. Now just uninstall any thing you want. Sign up to join this community. The best answers are voted up and rise to the top. Stack Overflow for Teams — Collaborate and share knowledge with a private group. Create a free Team What is Teams?
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