Get into Vista command line at any time, be an administrator.

An important feature in Widnows Vista is "Run as Administrator". Many friends do not know this very well, that is the current account is already logged in as an administrator, why also want to run the relevant program as an administrator? In fact, there is not much need to explain this problem, because Windows Vista system by default requires you to enter the command prompt as an administrator to do relevant operations.

The solution now is not to look at "why," because it doesn't mean much to the average user, and now we're dealing with how to get to the command prompt in the quickest way. If you want to have access to the command prompt at any time as an administrator, follow me:

Right-click on the System desktop, select "New" → "Shortcut", and enter "E:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe" in the blank bar of the pop-up window (if your Windows Vista system is installed on other partitions, please enter the corresponding input letter, as shown in Figure 1).

Figure 1

The subsequent operation is to click "Next", we are prompted to complete the operation, omitted here. After this shortcut is established, please do the following:

Right-click the new shortcut, select Properties, switch to the Shortcut tab in the Open window, click the Advanced button (Figure 2), and then select the "Run as Administrator" option in the dialog box that pops up (Figure 3).

Figure 2

Figure 3

Finally click "OK" to complete the setup so that you can double-click the shortcut to open the command prompt directly as a system administrator.