Windows 10 how to Replace Powershell with Command Prompt

In this video i will let you guys know how to change from Powershell context menu to Traditional Command Prompt with few Registry Tweaks.

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[flame]

Thanks man I watched 3 videos and your the only one that actually worked and had a voice.

[akamaster]

on mine i had to change the authority to users and not administrators, it is dependent on the label you have given access as admin. Worked great thanks!

[avijitnag]

Bhai tera video ke waja se aaj bahut help hua re....Thanks a lot

[sabinayeasminsonskaayanras]

Thank u very much...now I can use both the power shell and cmd in any file

[younisal-iraqi]

Worth one million subscribers. Thank you

[reirescu]

It worked for me, partly. Partly because now I have both options shown in the menu. Is this bad?

[dhanuyadav]

Thank you worked like a charm searching for it still long...

[kabak]

Thanks very much BRO ---- you are genius!!! You save me time and my mental health.

Needed to flash TWRP recovery for Xiaomi Mi5.

Once again THANK YOU :)

Best Regards from Poland!!!

[ayrlonsarmento]

Thank you very much friend, I broke my head to use the cmd by the shortcut by pressing Shift and the right mouse button. After this update of Windows 10 Creators Update only appears the option to use command by Powershell. But thanks to your tutorial you now have the option to use cmd command in the context menu.

[hobartzardozerton]

Super right on and groovie dude. Many thanks

[mrmsc]

WORKS! Please update the regedit info in the description notes.

[srikarvinjamuri]

Bro after changing the permission i have changed to administrator n giving it full control it is saying unable to save permission change on cmd.. What to do?

[playOrig]

All working great as you said! And its better to put the key to the description:
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[footthewatcher]

I tried and after selecting Replace all child object permit entries with inheritable permission entries from this object it pops up Windows Security box. Unable to save permission changes on Powershell access is denied. I'm just wanting to be able to right click on folders and batch rename file extensions.

[julhasmia]

Thanks for the help.Liked and subscribed.

[cosmo]

6:30 I cant open as a command prompt and powershell is still the default program. Please help!

[maharshisoni]

Thank you so much man It worked for me

[sampathdiamondhead]

thanks bro that helped me a lot in rooting my mobile

[meme-sama]

Right-click on the taskbar and select "Properties. Go to the Navigation tab and uncheck the box labeled "Replace Command Prompt with Windows PowerShell in the menu when I right-click the lower-left corner or press Windows-X." When you go back to the Win+X menu, you should see your familiar Command Prompt option return

[Ramindon]

Please help me, it is telling that unable to save permission