Check out the following sections for all the details!
2.key in inexplorer.exe(without quotes) in the search bar.
3.On the search results page, click theRun as administratoroption for theexplorer.exeoperation.
4.ClickYeson the followingUser Account Controlprompt.
4.ClickYeson the followingUser Account Controlprompt, and that is it!
1.UseWindows + Sto open Windows search and throw in inPowershellin the search box.
2.Click theRun as administratorbutton for the Powershell tool on the search results page.
3.ClickYeson theUser Account Controlprompt.
How, you ask?
This File Explorer window will open with standard privileges.
4.Next,right-hit the explorer fileand select theRun as administratoroption on the context menu.
5.ClickYeson the followingUser Account Controlprompt to confirm the action.
1.UseCtrl + Shift + Escto open theTask Managertool on your Windows equipment.
2.In case it does not automatically open with theProcessestab,snag the sameon the left navigation bar.
3.Now, on the right pane, click theRun new taskbutton on the above menu bar.
4.In the following window, bang out in or copy-pasteexplorer.exe(without quotes) in the provided text field.
5.Next,poke the checkboxbeside theCreate this task with administrative privilegesoption right below the text box.