How to run PowerShell in Administrator Mode

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Some PowerShell commands require elevated permissions to complete.

To do this, you must first open PowerShell in Administrator Mode.

Steps to Run PowerShell as an Administrator

  1. Click Start (super key)
  2. Type powershell
  3. Right-click on Windows PowerShell and select Run as administrator
    or;
    Select Run as Administrator from the right-hand-side menu.

(Run as Administrator)

The application will now be started in Administrator Mode.

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