Total Commander - Open Command Prompt in current window as Administrator without showing that annoying UAC warning

RunStartCMD.cmd

@echo off

SETLOCAL

if /i %1==scheduler goto SCHEDULER

echo %1 >%temp%\tcelevatedcmd.tmp

C:\Windows\System32\schtasks.exe /run /tn "RunStartCMD"

goto END

:SCHEDULER
set /P startcmdpath=<%TEMP%\tcelevatedcmd.tmp

c:\utils\nircmd\nircmdc.exe elevate %ComSpec% /K cd /d "%startcmdpath%"

if EXIST "%temp%\tcelevatedcmd.tmp" DEL "%temp%\tcelevatedcmd.tmp"

:END

• Download NirCmd and extract it to c:\utils\nircmd.

• In the above window click Raw and save it as RunStartCMD.cmd in c:\utils.

• Create a button in Total Commander that look like this or add it in usercmd.ini (creating a button is much easier):
  

• Run Task Scheduler by open Run (Winkey+R) and type in taskschd.msc and press ENTER.
  Navigate to Task Scheduler and expand it and right click on Task Scheduler Library and Create Task:
  

• Type in a name, check Run with highest privileges, Hidden and change to Windows 10:
  

• Change to the tab Action and click New..., type in the path to the batch file and type scheduler as arguments:
  

• Change to the tab Conditions and set it as the picture shows:
  

• Change to the tab Settings and set it as the picture shows:
  

Press OK to save it!

You should now be able to open a command prompt window as Administrator in current directory without that annoying UAC warning...