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Create an administrator application shortcut

If you do require an administrative level working, you normally have to right click on ‘your shortcut’ and then select ‘Run as Administrator’. However, there is an easy way to modify the shortcut so that you no longer have to right click on it and select Run As all the time.
  1. Right click on your shortcut and select Properties [1].  Ex, winamp or cmd shortcut or any application you want.
  2. Select the shortcut tab and hit Advanced [2].
  3. Check the Run As Administrator box and hit OK [3].
  4. Hit OK once more to close the properties window.
You now have an administrative level shortcut without the right click.
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Note: Once you start your application as Administrator you will benefit from administrative privileges ex, if you start your cmd as administrator the cmd will start in the Windows System32 [4] but if you start it normally I mean without Run As Administrator choice, you will start cmd using User Profile [5].  

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Read more:
http://www.bleepingcomputer.com/tutorials/windows-elevated-command-prompt/
http://tweaks.com/

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