That UAC prompt appears when you have a go at do something that requires administrative privileges.
System utilities such as Command Prompt, PowerShell, etc., need administrator privilege to make system-level changes.
The second one is to set the app/program to always run as an administrator.
In this way, you will save some time & hassle.
you better do this for every app you want to always run as an administrator.
We have used the PowerShell app to demonstrate the method.
First, initiate the Windows 11 search and punch in inPowerShell(Your app name).
Now, right-select PowerShell and selectOpen File Location.
On the Apps installation folder, you oughta right-choose the app shortcut and selectProperties.
Next, press theAdvancedoption, as shown in the screenshot below.
On the Advanced Properties,checktheRun as administratoroption.
Once done, choose theOkbutton.
you should probably repeat the steps for every app you want to run as an Administrator.
Here are some of the simple steps you’re gonna wanna follow.
First, right-tap on the program you want to always run as Administrator and selectProperties.
On the App Properties page, switch to theCompatibilitytab as shown below.
Next, in the options section, check theRun this program as an administratorand select theOkbutton.
This will initiate the apps with admin permissions from the next time.
However, since an Administrator account has elevated rights for everything, it can pose a security risk.
This is the only reason the Administrator Account is kept hidden from users on Windows 11.
So, these are the three best ways to always run apps/programs as an administrator in Windows 11.
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