Teach you a trick: Win 7 or win 10 Right-click menu Add Get Administrator privileges

When we upgrade from the classic Windows XP system to win 7 or win 10, we will find that when you want to delete some files, always prompt is occupied or is not permission, is very annoying.

Here, write down the solution to this annoyance in order to comfort the heart of the injustice.

1. Create a new TXT file, copy the code below and save and close it.

2. Change the extension TXT to Reg.

3, double-click the reg file to determine the installation, you can add complete.

The code is as follows:

Windows Registry Editor Version5.00[Hkey_classes_root\*\shell\runas] @="Administrator Authorization"  "noworkingdirectory"=""[Hkey_classes_root\*\shell\runas\command] @="cmd.exe/c takeown/f \ "%1\" && icacls \ "%1\"/grant administrators:f"  "Isolatedcommand"="cmd.exe/c takeown/f \ "%1\" && icacls \ "%1\"/grantadministrators:f"  [HKEY_CLASSES_ROOT\EXEFILE\SHELL\RUNAS2] @="Administrator Authorization"  "noworkingdirectory"=""[Hkey_classes_root\exefile\shell\runas2\command] @="cmd.exe/c takeown/f \ "%1\" && icacls \ "%1\"/grant administrators:f"  "Isolatedcommand"="cmd.exe/c takeown/f \ "%1\" && icacls \ "%1\"/grantadministrators:f"  [Hkey_classes_root\directory\shell\runas] @="Administrator Authorization"  "noworkingdirectory"=""[Hkey_classes_root\directory\shell\runas\command] @="cmd.exe/c takeown/f \ "%1\"/r/d y && icacls \ "%1\"/grant administrators:f/t" "Isolatedcommand"="cmd.exe/c takeown/f \ "%1\"/r/d y && icacls \ "%1\"/grantadministrators:f/t" 

Teach you a trick: Win 7 or win 10 Right-click menu Add Get Administrator privileges