This works by checking if the script already has admin rights; if it doesn't, it uses a PowerShell command to relaunch itself with the "Run as Administrator" prompt. The Self-Elevating Code
:: Your administrative commands go below this line echo Successfully running as admin! pause Use code with caution. Copied to clipboard Option 2: Using a Shortcut This is the simplest non-coding method. It ensures the batch file always opens as an administrator when double-clicked. Right-click your batch file and select force batch file to run as admin
If you don't want to mess with the code inside the file, you can use a Windows Shortcut. This works by checking if the script already