Run as Administrator from taskbar

Run as Administrator from taskbar

I believe I found the answer.
Right drag the .exe file on to the desktop and select create
shortcuts. Right click the shortcut icon. Select properties.
Left click advanced. Left click Run as administrator to tick.
Left click on ok and ok. Left drag shortcut to taskbar.

Simples, no?

Run as Administrator from taskbar

I believe I found the answer.
Right drag the .exe file on to the desktop and select create
shortcuts. Right click the shortcut icon. Select properties.
Left click advanced. Left click Run as administrator to tick.
Left click on ok and ok. Left drag shortcut to taskbar.

Simples, no?

On 9/17/19 7:26 AM, Lucifer wrote:
Run as Administrator from taskbar

I believe I found the answer.
Right drag the .exe file on to the desktop and select create
shortcuts. Right click the shortcut icon. Select properties.
Left click advanced. Left click Run as administrator to tick.
Left click on ok and ok. Left drag shortcut to taskbar.

Simples, no?

Can't you just right click the new shortcut and just pick pin to taskbar
rather than drag?

Either way, it works for me. I'm into customizing things too, and
icons are one of them. Not all, but a few programs I have I hate the
default icons and ironically the exe sometimes has several and some
better. That or download from google images. But changing the desktop
shortcut first then pin to taskbar works, where pinning and then trying
to change it does not work. IIRC, it's been a while since I did any on
win10.

Al