![]() ![]() The ERRORLEVEL from the command is returned as well. If you take pause out the administration window closes and you don't know if the command worked or not. The pause command waits for you to review the results. = goto /i = goto - /b sudo Attempts to rune the: under Administrator priviliges. I just want to stop and start services while I deploy code for testing.Ĭd /d - Print usage. The sudo.cmd script itself is very basic. (STOPPABLE, NOT_PAUSABLE, ACCEPTS_SHUTDOWN) Open Elevated Command Prompt Using Windows Search Box To open the command prompt, there are different ways the first method is to click on the search box in the taskbar and type Command Prompt in the right panel, the command prompt app appears, and click on Run as Administrator. SDRSVC is the service name for "Windows Backup service", this shows the following in a separate Cmd window: Of course you probably want something more interesting like stopping or query on a service: sudo sc query SDRSVC When you click "" then the directory command runs at an elevated privilege. Windows will show an " Access is denied." message. When you type sudo dir on the command-line Windows will show the User Account Controlĭo you want to allow this app to make changes to this device?Īccess control pop-up. Enable short-cuts in your windows path, use the PATHEXT environment variable, viz.Click the button - Check Run as Administrator.Edit the short-cut properties, make the Start in: path empty.Put the sudo short-cut in your windows PATH so it can be seen.Create a Windows short-cut to the command script name it: sudo.lnk.Create a command script to execute all the arguments passed, sudo.cmd.A better method would be if I can enter password once as does.Not need to enter a password every time, if I'm already logged in.Execute the command with Admin permission and continue whenĬalled inside a script.In other words the command will NOT work unless I am already.require the normal Windows privilege checks on the command.Run command with Administrator a privileged from windows.You will want to cd to somewhere safe first. The command runs in the windows System directory by default. I've outlined the requirements, the steps to follow and the script is near the bottom with an example. I came up with a small script named, sudo.cmd named for the Linux sudo command. ![]() ![]() My needs are simple, perhaps you can adapt the approach if you need power. This works for me on all platforms, including Windows 10. ![]()
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