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[Hkey_classes_root/*/Shell/RunAs]
@ = "Add administrator permissions"
"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/"/grant administrators: F"
[Hkey_classes_root/exefile/Shell/runas2]
@ = "Add administrator permissions"
"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/"/grant administrators: F"
[Hkey_classes_root/directory/Shell/RunAs]
@ = "Add administrator permissions"
"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/"/grant administrators: F/T"
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Create a text {
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