The Sudo command allows you to run commands in an elevated mode without opening a separate session for the same. Learn how to run Sudo command in Windows.

When you use Sudo in Input Closed mode, the command that you are executing will be run in a separate process (with elevated permissions). However, that new process will not accept any user input.

Sudo shows that Windows can learn a lot form Linux and make it much easier to run commands with admin rights while also being more secure.

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Sudo for Windows is a command line tool that works a lot like its Linux counterpart, allowing users to run commands that require elevated permissions on a case-by-case basis.

This tutorial will explain how to open an Elevated Command Prompt in Windows 10. You can use this Command Prompt to type commands that will be executed with Administrative privileges.