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Many tasks require elevated privileges. You can elevate user privileges to Administrator level for your batch runtime using a shortcut: Press alt+ and the batch file to a selected folder to create a shortcut. Right click and select "Properties". Select the "Shortcut&quo...

The following batch file will popup a UAC Prompt allowing you to accept elevated Administrator privileges for the batch session. Add your tasks code to :usercode section of the batch, so they run with elevated privileges. @echo off setlocal EnableDelayedExpansion :: test and acquire admin rights ...

As previous example, this script request elevation if needed. We ask the user for credentials avoiding the UAC prompt. @echo off cls & set "user=" & set "pass=" :: check if we have administrative access :: ----------------------------------------------------------...