
The computers install them along with any Microsoft patches. Works like a charm-now I can push Adobe and Autodesk updates, which are our 2 most used application vendors.
Plus: I just started using WSUS Package Publisher with our WSUS server to push 3rd party application patches out. When you right-click any file in Windows Explorer, you’ll see a new option to open Notepad as admin from the context menu.On local computer > open GPO> run> gpedit.mscĬomputer Configuration -> Administrative Templates -> Windows Component -> Windows Update Enable "Allow non administrative to receive update notifications" Next, double-click on “ (Default)” in the right pane and set it to “ notepad %1“.
Right-click on the runas key and create a new subkey named command. Select the runas key, and then double-click on “ (Default)” in the right pane and change its value to “ Open with NotePad (Admin)“. Right-click on the shell key in the left pane, and select New -> Key from the pop-up menu. Open Registry Editor and navigate to the following location:. Method 3: Add “Open Notepad as Admin” to Right-click Context Menu Just double-click the Notepad desktop shortcut and it will open it always as administrator. Check the “ Run as administrator” box and click OK. Right-click the newly created shortcut on the desktop and select Properties. Give a descriptive name for the new shortcut and click Finish. In the Create Shortcut wizard, type in the full path of the Notepad executable file, and click Next. Right-click on the empty space on the desktop, and select New -> Shortcut. Method 2: Create a Desktop Shortcut to Always Open Notepad as Administrator It will launch Notepad as administrator rights. When the User Account Control dialog appears, click Yes. Right-click on the program that appears in the search results, and select “ Run as administrator“. Type “ notepad” in the Cortana search box on the taskbar.
Method 1: Open Notepad as Administrator via Cortana Search In this tutorial we’ll show you 3 ways to open Notepad as administrator in Windows 10. To fix this permission issue, you have to run Notepad as an administrator. Contact the administrator to obtain permission” “You don’t have permission to save in this location. When you open a system file with Notepad, make few changes and try saving it, you may get the following error message: