If you absolutely must run an app as administrator, here are all the methods you can try on Windows.
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How to always run an app as administrator on Windows 10 and Windows 11
In Windows 11 (or Windows 10), running an app as an administrator gives it elevated privileges and the ability to make changes to system settings and files that it may not have access to in normal user mode.
This is usually necessary for tasks that require system-level changes, such as installing software, accessing protected system files, or troubleshooting complex problems.
You have several options for running an app with administrative privileges. Each method provides a convenient way to temporarily or permanently elevate an application's privileges, depending on your specific needs.
