An elevated Command Prompt gives you administrator rights in Command Prompt, and lets you make changes to your system files and folders.

On the other hand, a standard Command Prompt won’t give you administrator rights, and you won’t have access to change system files.

Open Elevated Command Prompt from Right-Click Context Menu

1. Download AddElevatedCMDtoFolder.reg registry file.

2. Accept UAC prompt and add the registry entry.

3. Now right-click on any folder, and you should now see “Open Command Prompt (Administrator)” option.