![]() wt.exe -p "Windows PowerShell" -d folder\path - to open the default Windows PowerShell profile in Windows Terminal to the current folder location.wt.exe -p "Command Prompt" -d folder\path - to open Windows Terminal using the default "Command Prompt" profile.wt.exe -d folder\path to launch the Windows Terminal with the default profile in the current folder from File Explorer.The PowerShell process starts the following commands elevated for the respective right-click menu entries: The important command line arguments here are -WindowStyle Hidden which hides the PowerShell window, and Start-Process -Verb RunAs, which starts a process elevated. The context menu entries use PowerShell to launch a new process with high privileges. You can customize the downloaded REG files and add more profiles of your choice, e.g. You will be able to choose the default profile, or one of the predefined extra profiles, Command Prompt and PowerShell. The Open in Windows Terminal as administrator right-click menu includes three options that you can use to open an elevated Windows Terminal in the current folder. When you right-click on the Desktop, Open in Windows Terminal is one of the Context Menu items available, which you can remove for the current or all users. To later remove the entry from the context menu, use the provided file Remove Open in Windows Terminal as administrator.reg. ![]() Double click on the Add Open in Windows Terminal as administrator.reg file to merge it.You can place the files directly to the Desktop. Download the following ZIP archive: Download ZIP archive.How it works Add Open in Windows Terminal as Administrator to Context menu in Windows 10 ![]()
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