You can add a new profile, select to duplicate the existing Powershell and Command Prompt profiles, then make the changes mentioned below. Next, if you’re on the Windows Terminal Preview, adding the new options is a little easier than the older versions since it lets you duplicate existing entries. Depending on your version of Windows, you can run: winget install gsudo To get started, you’ll want to install the gsudo app from GitHub. Add Admin CMD Command Prompt in Windows Terminal While there’s not a direct way to do this, there is a workaround you can use to add the options for an admin command prompt and admin Powershell window. One limitation of Windows Terminal was that you couldn’t open an elevated/admin command prompt or Powershell window. Turn on the “Run this profile as Administrator” toggle switch all profiles elevated automatically.Īfter you complete the steps, the next time you open Command Prompt, PowerShell, or any other command terminal, it will open elevated.Windows Terminal is a handy new app available in the Microsoft Store – Windows Terminal that allows you to open multiple tabs of Powershell, Command Prompt (CMD), Windows Subsystem for Linux (WSL), and others. Under the “Profiles” section, click on Defaults. To run all command consoles elevated through Windows Terminal, use these steps: Use the Ctrl + S keyboard shortcut to save the file.Īlways open Windows Terminal as administrator In the PowerShell bracket, add the "elevate": true, option. To enable the elevation option in the JSON settings file, use these steps: Enable always run as administrator option through JSON settings However, you will still need to confirm the elevation like any other app. Once you complete the steps, close the terminal, and when you reopen PowerShell, the console will open as admin.
Turn on the “Run this profile as Administrator” toggle switch to run PowerShell elevated automatically.
Under the “Profiles” section, click on PowerShell. Click the menu button next to the new tab option and select the Settings option.
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