Windows Server 2008, "The requested operation requires elevation"
Solution 1
This is a stab in the dark, but can you right click on the command icon, and select "Run as" and select an account with administrator privileges?
Solution 2
Alternatively, just run the command prompt itself as Administrator, and you won't need to worry about needing elevation. You will, however, need to worry about having it.
Solution 3
After you type cmd in the "run" box you can press Ctrl-Shift-Enter.
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Updated on September 17, 2022Comments
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craigmoliver almost 2 years
Sorry for the newbe question, but I'm a developer who hasn't touch a Windows Server in years. A recent project has required me to setup and configure a development VM running Windows Server 2008, IIS 7, and SQL Server 2008 Express. I need to run commands in the command window and get the following message:
"The requested operation requires elevation"
Reminds me of SUDO in Ubuntu, what's the command to elevate?
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craigmoliver almost 15 yearsI'm trying to run a command
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craigmoliver almost 15 yearsoh, nevermind, I get it
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craigmoliver almost 15 yearsI right clicked and found "Run as Administrator", and that worked, thanks!
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Hecter over 12 yearsThis works if you type a command in the "Search programs and files" box on the Start Menu, but it most definitely does NOT work at the "run" dialog box.