Windows, Windows 10, Windows Server, PowerShell
The System error 5 has occurred error is a Windows-related error that is generally related to the unmet privileges for the specified command. Some commands or operations require Administrative privileges in order to complete successfully. If the Administrative privileges are not provided this “system error 5 has occurred” error displayed. “System error 5 has occurred” … Read more
Windows provides the User Account Control or UAC in order to mandatory access control enforcement. The UAC is provided after Microsoft’s operating systems from Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008. UAC simply asks the user if he/she wants to run the clicked application with Administrative privileges. The UAC is enabled by default, we will learn how … Read more
Windows provides the User Account Control or UAC in order to mandatory access control enforcement. The UAC is provided after Microsoft’s operating systems from Windows Vista, Windows Server 2008. UAC simply asks the user if he/she wants to run the clicked application with Administrative privileges. The UAC is enabled by default but it may be … Read more
The Start-Process is a PowerShell command used to start single or more processes in a controlled and managed way. By default, the started process inherits all current PowerShell environment. The Start-Process can execute or start an executable file, batch script, MS-DOS and PowerShell command even Java application. The Start-Process can be used to specify user … Read more
MS-DOS or Command Prompt or cmd.exe is used to execute commands on Windows operating systems. Sometimes some commands may require higher privileges which is generally Administrator privileges in order to run properly. For these situations, the MS-DOS or cmd.exe should be opened as an Administrator. Open MS-DOS As An Administrator via Start Menu The Start … Read more
The “elevated command line“, “elevated command prompt“, “elevated cmd” or “elevated mod” is used to describe a command-line interface which can be MS-DOS or PowerShell that has the Administrator privileges. The elevated command line can run Administrator commands easily. By default, the command line interface is opened with the currently active user privileges which is … Read more