Hi Grandpa Norizan! 😄
WHOOOOAAA! Since you are already inside the PowerShell Command Prompt, rebooting the machine is very easy.
Method 1: Reboot Immediately
Type:
and press Enter.
Windows will restart immediately.
Method 2: Reboot Forcefully
If some programs refuse to close:
This forces Windows to close running applications and reboot.
Method 3: Use the Traditional Windows Shutdown Command
You can also type:
where:
/r= restart/t 0= restart immediately (0-second delay)
Method 4: Restart After 60 Seconds
For example:
This will reboot the machine after 60 seconds.
Cancel a Scheduled Restart
If you schedule a restart and change your mind:
The /a means "abort".
Check Whether PowerShell Is Running as Administrator
Type:
and then:
If you receive:
then PowerShell is not running with Administrator privileges.
If there is no error, then you are probably running as Administrator.
For your Disk Management problem, I would actually reboot first and then try opening Disk Management again using:
If the "Local Disk Manager" error still appears after the reboot, tell me the exact PowerShell prompt you see (for example, PS C:\Users\Norizan>), and we'll investigate whether the Norizan account already has Administrator privileges. 🚀💻
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