Run As Administrator

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Run As Administrator

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We've all been there. Your program crashes with some cryptic "Access Denied" error, so you right-click and hit "Run as administrator" like you're summoning a corporate deity. Suddenly you're walking around with a suit and tie, dripping with confidence and elevated privileges. The same executable that was stumbling around like a peasant now has the power to modify system files, mess with the registry, and basically do whatever it wants. Windows UAC might as well ask "Do you want to feel like a god?" instead of "Do you want to allow this app to make changes to your device?" Because let's be real, 90% of Windows development issues are solved by just throwing admin rights at them until they work.

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