Beginner: How to Run an Application as Administrator in Windows 8 Taylor Gibb @taybgibb June 8, 2012, 4:00am EDT Windows 8 does away with the Start Menu we all know and love, and introduces a more “immersive” Start Screen.

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At times, we need to run an application with administrator rights in Windows. If you are one of the millions of Windows Vista and Windows 7 user, you probably know how important it is run a program with admin privileges to access and change advanced system settings.

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But in Windows 8, right-clicking on a program in the Start screen won’t display Run as administrator option. While Run as administrator option is available when you right-click on a program shortcut on the desktop, the same option doesn’t appear when you right-click on program shortcut in the Start screen. So, how to run a program with admin rights in Windows 8? Here is how:

Step 1: Switch to the Metro Start screen and start typing the program’s name to see your program under Applications list.

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Step 2: Right-click on the program name to see Advanced option.

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Step 3: Click on Advanced and then select Run as administrator option.

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Tip: You can also use the good old hotkey (Ctrl + Shift + Enter) method to run a program with admin rights. That is, for example, type CMD in Start screen and then press Ctrl + Shift + Enter keys to open elevated Command Prompt.