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214 | This tool adds some helpful functionality to your Windows context menus - both the normal one, when right clicking on OR in a directory or drive, and more advanced options in the Extended context menu (shift + right click). When you select any option marked (Administrator) from the extended context menu, the UAC window is bypassed and you are brought quickly to an elevated command prompt or PowerShell window. 215 |

216 | Even further, the elevated command prompts are clearly marked. PowerShell's prompt is set to (User) (Location)>, and it writes the user in green or "Administrator" in red, and "Administrator: " is added to the window title. Administrator command prompts open with red foreground text. 217 | I recommend starting with the default install. 218 |

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