Windows 10: Can i run bat in administrator modewithout shortcuts

It`s possible to run bat in administrator mode without shortcuts

:)

 

Run as Administrator greyed out on Shortcuts after Update

I had to reinstall some language packs and then reinstall my latest windows update so that it would fix the broken search, but now, in typical Windows 10 whack-a-mole fashion, I can no longer run shortcuts to .bat files as an administrator.

I have a number of .bat files to do things like quickly reconfigure my network settings and I have made shortcuts to those .bat files and then used Properties > Shortcut >Advanced... to enable 'Run as administrator' so these shortcuts can execute the .bat files with elevated privileges. After this last update / debacle with the language packs, this feature is greyed out. Furthermore, I have no option to use the right-click 'Run as administrator..' options on the .bat files or their shortcuts.

It is not systemwide. .exe files and shortcuts to .exe files seem to work fine. UAC is enabled and set at 'default' on my system.

I ran sfc /scannow and had no issues reported.

 

Windows 10 Cannot Run Shortcuts as Administrator

Since the January 14, 2020-KB4532938 update, I am no longer able to run any shortcut, any item in the start menu, or any item that I find through searching as an administrator. I can run them if I go directly to the file's location or set it up to always
run as administrator. I have attempted many solutions to no avail, including:

• Disabling all non-Microsoft services and all startup items
• Booting into Safe Mode
• running sfc /scannow
• runnind DISM
• Creating a new Administrator account

None of these attempts at a solution have worked

 

Windows 10 move .bat shortcut to task bar

I want to be able to launch a .bat file I've written from the task bar.

I've successfully created the shortcut and have located it in Explorer. However, Windows doesn't do anything when I drag the shortcut to the task bar, and it doesn't display "task bar" as a destination in the "Send To" menu.

Is this a new restriction, or is it possible to have a bat launcher on the task bar?

Steps to reproduce:

• Create a .bat file on the desktop (contents don't matter).
  
• Create a shortcut to that .bat file.
  
• Try to drag the shortcut to the task bar from Explorer.
  
• Right-click the shortcut and look in vain for some way of making it launchable from the task bar.
  
• GIVE UP
  

OS: Windows 10 Pro