You need "admin-prompt.lnk" for "nvbat_goto_version_2.bat"

admin-prompt.txt

admin-prompt.txt
(You need "admin-prompt.lnk" for "nvbat_goto_version_2.bat")

OS: Windows 10

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How to open command prompt as administrator (because MKlink command):

https://stackoverflow.com/questions/30480228/run-command-to-open-command-prompt-as-administrator

Create "admin-prompt.lnk", 
I put it in a folder in my Windows path (for example): C:\UTILS\

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1) Create a shortcut: 
Right-click on your desktop (or elsewhere) to create a link („New Shortcut“). 
Aka a .lnk file with an exceptionally well hidden extension. 

2) Enter Location (C:\UTILS\admin-prompt.lnk)
( /k and what follows is just optional inspiration, 
if you like a directory switch and listing to start with)
Target:
%windir%\system32\cmd.exe /k "cd C:\UTILS\ & dir /B"

3) Name shortcut. 
let say... 
admin-prompt

4) admin properties: 
Open admin-prompt(.lnk) file properties , Shortcut Tab, Advanced:
[x] Run as administrator

5) Copy the generated admin-prompt² into a directory, 
somewhere in your path. (C:\Windows\System32, if you are out of inspiration)
-->
C:\UTILS\

6) Here you go :-)
Run:  Win-R, admin-prompt
("admin-prompt.lnk", I put it in a folder in my Windows path (for example): C:\UTILS\)

7) Optional : 
Revisit the properties of your admin-prompt Link, 
colors tab and style the background to a mild red, 
so you can distinguish regular and admin prompts on your screen... 
(lenght, buffer, font-size, and so on.)

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If you want to change shortcut properties:

File Explorer
https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/windows/find-and-open-file-explorer-ef370130-1cca-9dc5-e0df-2f7416fe1cb1
press the Windows logo key + E on your keyboard

C:\UTILS\admin-prompt.lnk
Right Click on shortcut, chose Properties.

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