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    /u/superprokill1 Win User

    Any idea why this happens? Some weeks ago, both cmd and PowerShell cmd would do this same...

    /u/superprokill1, Jun 12, 2020
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  2. DSCHAAREMAN
    dschaareman Win User

    CMD and PowerShell

    Hi Andre,

    I did all items you listed.

    After reboot, running CMD and powershell (admin) had the same result ("no app associated"). So I turned the feature off in taskbar settings.

    Regards,

    Danker
     
    dschaareman, Jun 12, 2020
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  3. DSCHAAREMAN
    dschaareman Win User
    CMD and PowerShell

    Hi Andre,

    Done. The result: in control panel there's now an administrator account (local). Signing in to that account, and using win key+X I can run PowerShell (as admin) without a problem.

    I signed out of that account and signed in to my own original administrator account: win key + X cannot run PowerShell as administrator, same notification that there's no connected application. I can get to PowerShell ISE, though, and by typing CMD in Start
    I can run the command prompt as administrator.

    The only difference between the 2 accounts is that in the local administrator account I can with Win key+X run PowerShell (as admini) whereas in my own account I cannot.

    [In both account in taskbar settings "replace command prompt with PowerShell:" is on.]
     
    dschaareman, Jun 12, 2020
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  4. ANDRE FOR DIRECTLY
    Andre for Directly Win User

    Any idea why this happens? Some weeks ago, both cmd and PowerShell cmd would do this same...

    CMD and PowerShell

    Try these first to see if they work:

    Open Start, type: CMD

    Right click CMD

    Click Run as administrator

    Type in at the prompt OR Copy and Paste these one at a time : (Hit enter after each)

    Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /CheckHealth

    Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /ScanHealth

    Dism /Online /Cleanup-Image /RestoreHealth

    Also run the System File Checker utility:

    Open Start, type: CMD

    Right click CMD

    Click Run as administrator

    At the Command Prompt, type: sfc/scannow

    This will check for any integrity violations

    Restart your system

    Also, press Windows key + R

    Type: optionalfeatures.exe

    Hit Enter

    Scroll to the bottom

    Uncheck Windows PowerShell

    Click OK

    Restart if prompted

    press Windows key + R

    Type: optionalfeatures.exe

    Hit Enter

    Scroll to the bottom

    Check Windows PowerShell

    Click OK

    Restart if prompted
     
    Andre for Directly, Jun 12, 2020
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