Permissions are restricted in the command prompt.
Permissions are restricted in the command prompt.
You're facing an access issue while trying to remove the Grub Bootloader using CMD. Since you're already an admin, the problem likely lies in permissions or system restrictions. You might want to try running the command as an elevated user or checking if the necessary tools are available. If UAC is recommended, ensure your account has sufficient privileges. Let me know if you need further guidance!
To execute a command as an administrator, open the Cmd prompt, right-click it in the Start menu and select "Run as administrator," or use the shortcut keys: left Ctrl plus left Shift plus Enter while hovering over the Cmd icon. Alternatively, you can run PowerShell with admin privileges.
It doesn't matter whether you're just an admin on the PC; you must launch CMD with administrator privileges. "Launch CMD as Administrator," not merely "Open." Look for it as Jack suggests, right-click and select "Open as."
Right-click Command Prompt and select "Run as administrator." Or enter the command directly in the CMD window.