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Expand Up @@ -95,10 +95,10 @@ Open a command prompt __as administrator__ to run these commands.

`superUserW.exe` is the Windows version of superUser.

Choose this version when you're not in the command prompt, for example, from File Explorer, by double-clicking or using a context menu.
Choose this version when not launched from the command prompt or a script, but for example from File Explorer, by double-clicking, a context menu or a shortcut.

Messages (errors, help) are displayed in Windows dialog boxes.
Like Windows applications, it does not create a console window at startup (no unwanted window flashing). Messages (errors, help) are displayed in Windows dialog boxes.

Otherwise, if you were using the command-line version from File Explorer, these messages would never appear. Furthermore, it could cause an annoying flickering of a window at startup.
Otherwise, the usage remains the same as the command-line versions. By default, cmd.exe is started. To launch another application, specify its name as a parameter (e.g., in the shortcut or context menu).

Usage is the same as `superUser.exe`, except that the _s_ and _v_ options do not exist.
Note that the _s_ and _v_ options do not exist.