1. Find it in the search menu or start menu and choose the option "Run As Administrator."
2. If you already have it pinned or used in the Start Menu, right-click on it and choose "Run As Administrator."
3. Right-click on the Start Menu button and choose "Run As Administrator."
4. (It may not work if you haven't installed PowerShell 7 with Context menu integration): Shift + right-click in any folder and choose the additional menu to get into the desired function - "Run as Administrator."
5. In a normal powershell session enter:
start powershell -verb runas
A new session will appear that way
6. press win+r, type in "powershell" and press ctrl+shift+enter
That's it!
P.S. The dark screen is the confir...