25 years in IT and running my own MSP now and kind of shocked that I didn’t know about this one. Granted it’s just a shortcut you can and do handle with right click but this is just faster.
i wonder if I could use something like this for one of my laptops that had gotten locked 6 years ago to maybe override the startup password on windows 11 because I had forgotten the password,I would probably just reinstall windows if it werent for the memories of my wife whom has passed from cancer 4 years ago.Thanks to anyone with advice..
Another tip: you can write 'cmd' or 'powershell' in the explorer addressbar. When you hit enter it will open cmd or powershell with the current directory as working directory. Unfortunately, the CTRL+SHIFT shortcut does not work in this instance.
Yes, it's actually extremely easy to script. Microsoft likes to blame a lot of things on security and for the safety of the user and limiting people's ability to run their OSs based on the fact that their machine is too old and insecure, but the reality is with just a few lines of code. You can script that whole sequence on a fake HID device and this can be executed along with a command in under 2 seconds (in most cases but it varies from machine to machine)
Did you know this? And what are your tips and tricks? Please share them.
Shortcut backdoors for hackers 😊
How is it easier than right clicking?
It's well documented, so … yes, I knew and I dont even use Windows
Doesn't only shift + enter work as well?
Or just open the start menu and right click…these keyboard shortcuts save zero time.
Not just powershell, but any program
And finally I write ls 🤬
Linux habits hard to die 🤣
25 years in IT and running my own MSP now and kind of shocked that I didn’t know about this one. Granted it’s just a shortcut you can and do handle with right click but this is just faster.
My tip is to not plug in anything sus into your computer bc it can just run these key strokes and do whatever it wants
Yes but NeighberWood
~ is full of Criminals
Documented a few of them alrdy.
Wow
Yes…but, cool for everyone else!! Props
Pls explain p2p and udp hole punching
I think i could type cmd -admin in the past days to not touch the mouse, but for some reason this doesn't run cmd as admin anymore
What does it change ?
What is the purpose of running the command as administrator ,?
Did you know about the existence of the start menu?
Well now I know. Thanks for sharing.
You can also just hit the Windows Key and type "cmd" without ever even opening the Run window. Less key presses.
Yes, sir, I do, but any way, thank you for your efforts 👌
Well did you do some kind of font fix cuz this much clear fonts is just a dream in windows pc
I need that ! Very helpful
Here is the fastest way,
Windows shortcuts.
Default terminal: Win+x i
Default terminal as admin: Win+x. a
My daily when try open administrator app
used this for speedrunning blue screening my friends computer when they go to the bathroom
Wait, why does the Administrator Permission design looks like that? I never knew if it's look like that
Dang. Thanks for the tips sir.
i wonder if I could use something like this for one of my laptops that had gotten locked 6 years ago to maybe override the startup password on windows 11 because I had forgotten the password,I would probably just reinstall windows if it werent for the memories of my wife whom has passed from cancer 4 years ago.Thanks to anyone with advice..
Or you can just set your user profile as the administrator and then everything you click on it will open as administrator
Something wrong with my “Windows” … I use sudo 😂
i was wondering about this shortcut 😅
Another tip: you can write 'cmd' or 'powershell' in the explorer addressbar. When you hit enter it will open cmd or powershell with the current directory as working directory. Unfortunately, the CTRL+SHIFT shortcut does not work in this instance.
Why a fake UAC prompt?
It faster to use “WinKey + X” then “A” much faster. From experience.
Just press windows then type power shell or cmd then use tab and arrow keys to click run as admin😅
Now you can use sudo with powershell
FN+4
They should add sudo (too lazy to learn this)
I don't know about Ctrl+Shift+Enter.
I use arch Linux btw
This is useful and time saving, i used to just find the program then right click “run as administrator”
Yes, it's actually extremely easy to script. Microsoft likes to blame a lot of things on security and for the safety of the user and limiting people's ability to run their OSs based on the fact that their machine is too old and insecure, but the reality is with just a few lines of code. You can script that whole sequence on a fake HID device and this can be executed along with a command in under 2 seconds (in most cases but it varies from machine to machine)
win+x a, is faster
Where did you learn this shortcut? It would be good resources
Hey david would you be able to advise on tips and tricks for power toys