

Right click in the middle of the administrative command prompt with your mouse and select "Paste" from the dialogue menu.This is known as an administrative command prompt. A black window should appear with the title "Administrator: CMD" or such. Next: click Start, then type in "CMD" (no quotes) wait for "CMD.EXE" or "Command Prompt" to appear in the list, then right click it and select "Run as Administrator".Right click over the text above and select "Copy" from the dialogue menu.

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Or create a new text document on the desktop. Instead of the blue circle) however, the 'New' submenu which is normally part Update: Since I've emailed you, I'veįound a few so-called guides online to fix my problem (the menu now appears I've left it alone for an hour but the right click keeps loading foreverĪnd never produces a menu like it should. Instead, the cursor circle keeps spinning forever. What normally appears is a dialogue menu that shows Display Settings, Personalize (the desktop), View, Sort by, and New (to create a folder, shortcut, text document, etc) - but When I right click on the desktop, all I get is aīlue circle. The right click on my desktop is not working.
