To solve the problem of insufficient permissions when the program is running, you need to run the program as an administrator; common methods include: 1. Right-click the program and select "Run as administrator", which is suitable for temporary escalation; 2. Check "Run this program as administrator" through the property settings to achieve default escalation, but it is only valid for the current user; 3. Use the runas command or script to adjust administrator privileges, which is suitable for automated tasks; different scenarios can choose the corresponding method according to needs.

Sometimes when running a program, there will be a prompt that there is insufficient permissions, and you need to run it as an administrator. The solution is actually very simple, but many people may only know how to right-click "Operation" but do not know how to operate in different scenarios.

Right-click the menu to run directly

This is the most common method. Find the program icon or shortcut you want to run in the desktop, explorer, or start menu, right-click it and select "Run as administrator" . The UAC (User Account Control) confirmation window will pop up, just click "Yes".

• If you are using a trackpad or are inconvenient to use a mouse, you can also select the program and press Shift F10 to pop up the right-click menu, and then use the arrow keys to select "Run as administrator"
• This method is suitable for situations where temporary rights need to be increased and run once

However, this method needs to be manually clicked every time. If you often need to open a program with administrator privileges, you can set the default options.

Set default run as administrator

If you want a program to run automatically as an administrator every time it is opened , you can modify its properties settings:

1. Find the program's .exe file or shortcut
2. Right-click → Properties → “Compatibility” tab
3. Check "Run this program as administrator"
4. Click "Apply" to save settings

In this way, double-clicking to open the program will automatically request administrator permissions, and there is no need to manually right-click every time.

Note: This setting is only valid for the current user. If you switch to the user, you need to reset it again. Additionally, some system policies or security software may limit this feature.

Recruiting administrator permissions via command line or script

Sometimes you want to start a program from a batch script, PowerShell, or command line with permissions, you can use the following methods:

• Use runas command:

   runas /user:Administrator "C:\Program Files\YourApp\app.exe"

  After entering the command, you will be prompted to enter the administrator password.

• If you want to write an automated script and want it to raise the authority itself, you can add a piece of code to check whether the administrator has run it at the beginning of the batch file (this part is a bit complicated, it is recommended to copy the ready-made judgment logic)

This method is suitable for users with a certain technical foundation, such as it is particularly useful when doing automated maintenance tasks.

Basically these commonly used methods. Each method applies to different scenarios. Just choose based on whether you run occasionally, frequently or want to control scripts.

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