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Windows r regedit windows 10#

Step 1: In the Windows 10 Start menu, type gpedit.msc. Option 1: Use GPEDIT to enable Command Prompt disabled by the administrator The methods also work on other Windows versions. Then what should be done to fix the problem so that you can open and use CMD normally? Now, this post will show you three options to re-enable Command Prompt disabled by the administrator in Windows 10. You open CMD again wanting to see the cause and find " The command prompt has been disabled by your administrator" showing on the screen. trying that fix but I don't think there is any way to get admin rights on the run command, without disabling UAC, which in turn gives that error.Fix "Command Prompt Has Been Disabled by Your Administrator"Īfter you open Command Prompt in Windows 10, the window immediately exits when you press any key. Otherwise with UAC off, I am able to get admin rights on my run command in the start menu BUT CANNOT get rid of the error (doesnt seem to do much, stuff works after clicking 'ok' on it but don't like seeing it) - This app can’t open for Built-in Administrator account please sign in with a different account and try again. I've ended up giving up and making an admin enabled shortcut to cmd prompt and placing it above the 'programs' folder on my start menu, as this is pretty close to near my 'run' button (just above shutdown on my modified 'classic Start Menu' modded Windows 10 Home edition). Which apparently, is exactly the same thing as 'built in admin approval', or that the admin approval only works when there is the UAC enabled to 'control' the different user/admin account privileges/access rights. Right click 'Modify' this to value '0' instead of '1' and that does the same thing of disabling UAC. HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Policies\SystemĬlicking on that, on the right side there is 'EnableLUA'. If you have a machine like me that is a Windows 'Home' product, the registry key can be found at This indeed seems to be the only way to make the Windows Start Menu 'Run Command' ALWAYS run with administrator privileges. I have tried this on 3 machines now and it has worked for me every time." You can disable this feature and (at least with UAC turned off as well) Win+R will run applications as elevated by default. It seems to be caused by new a feature of UAC called "Admin Approval Mode" or "AAM".

^ ^ I just signed up to comment about this, but I don't have 50 reputation to reply to the above. ( Note: Depending on your luck, you may have to turn off UAC as well.) If it all worked right, when you hit Win+R at your windows desktop you should see the little shield below the text box that says "This task will be created with administrative privileges." "OK" out of everything, and reboot (at least on my machine it said that a reboot was required, YMMV).On the panel on the right find "User Account Control: Run all administrators in Admin Approval Mode", open this setting and change the value to Disabled. Under the expanded "Local Policy" heading, select "Security Options". Open Local Security Policy editor (on the Start screen type "secpol" and right click it, "Run as administrator").įrom the menu on the left, expand "Local Policy". I have tried this on 3 machines now and it has worked for me every time.