cowboyrelop.blogg.se - october 2023

This is not the way Microsoft wants you to use it, though. The way Windows Terminal is configured by default you can still use Command Prompt, PowerShell, and the Windows Terminal apps independently. There’s also the option to create a shortcut on your desktop:ġ. Create a Shortcut to Open Windows Terminal From the contextual menu that appears on the screen select Windows Terminal or Windows Terminal (Admin) to launch with administrative rights.Ĥ.Right-click on the Start button, or press the Win + X shortcut.You can also open the Terminal app from the Start button contextual menu:

Open Windows Terminal from the Win + X Start Menu

Simply type wt, short for Windows Terminal, and press Enter to launch.ģ.

Press the Win + R keyboard combo to open the Run dialog window.

Open Windows Terminal from the Run Dialog

If you require administrator rights, right-click on the result and select Run as administrator.Ģ.

Press the Win key to open the Start menu.

Search in the Start Menu to Open Windows TerminalĪs with most programs in Windows, searching for their names in the Start menu is a quick way to launch: There are quite a few ways to open the Terminal App in Windows 10 and 11. Now that you have the app (pre)installed you can use any of the 5 methods highlighted below: How to Open the Windows Terminal App