It starts a cmd instance with the /c flag which closes it after it's command finishes running.If you just run the file using a shortcut to cmd.exe /c c:\path\to\your.file, you're stuck with an empty black window open so long as your program is running.Why do we use Start instead of just opening it with cmd.exe? If you need to pass parameters please check hereįor some documentation for the Start command.On windows 10, running as administrator seems to have a different set of network drives, try to use absolute UNC paths rather than mapped drives.Now you should be able to enable the "Run as administrator" on the Advanced tab
Make a shortcut to cmd.exe (c:\windows\system32\cmd.exe), and replace the Target field with this C:\windows\System32\cmd.exe /c start "" "c:\path\to\your.file" But I just found a simple solution for this. This seems to happen with file types windows doesn't recognize/trust.
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