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Performing certain operations on Windows sometimes requires running a program as an administrator or with higher privileges in order to make it work properly and get the desired results. For example, accessing files/folders without permissions, deleting or editing locked files or registry entries, turning off system hibernation via CMD, completely removing Windows built-in apps via PowerShell, etc. At this time, PowerRun can help you quickly and easily solve various problems caused by insufficient permissions.
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