Running as cmd administrator in working dir?

[youtuber]

How can I run cmd file as an administrator in the folder I am in?
I have tried all of the following possibilities.

#RequireAdmin
;~ $CmdPath = @ScriptDir & "\Test.cmd"
;~ Run(@ScriptDir & "\Test.cmd")
;~ Run(@ComSpec & " /k " & $CmdPath ,@ScriptDir)
;~ ShellExecute(@ComSpec ," /k " & $CmdPath ,@ScriptDir)
;~ ShellExecute(@ScriptDir & "\Test.cmd")
;~ ShellExecute($CmdPath, "", "", "runas")
;~ ShellExecute($CmdPath, "", @WorkingDir, "runas")
;~ RunAs("USER", @ComputerName, "", "", $CmdPath, @ScriptDir, "", @SW_SHOWMAXIMIZED)

Edited February 21, 2020 by youtuber

[Subz]

What do you mean?  C:\Windows\System32\cmd.exe is where cmd.exe exists, do you want just change the title of the window?

#RequireAdmin
Run(@ComSpec & " /k Title " & @ScriptDir ,@ScriptDir)

 

[youtuber]

Not a title, Test.cmd file in the working folder I am in and I want to run it in Admin authority.

As seen here

Edited February 21, 2020 by youtuber

[Subz]

#RequireAdmin forces it to open as Administrator, setting the working directory, it will open in that directory, here is a basic test I used which opens command prompt in @ScriptDir

#RequireAdmin
Local $sTestCmd = "Test1.cmd"
FileDelete(@ScriptDir & "\" & $sTestCmd)
FileWrite(@ScriptDir & "\" & $sTestCmd, "dir *" & @CRLF & "pause" & @CRLF)
Run(@ComSpec & " /k " & $sTestCmd ,@ScriptDir)