In some cases, Skype software needs to be started with Administrator privileges in order to function properly. To avoid the hassle of manually starting Skype with Administrator privileges every time you start your computer, you can set it up to launch alongside your computer with Administrator privileges with just a few simple steps. Follow the instructions below to learn how.
Starting Skype with Administrator Privileges
Initiating Skype with Administrator Privileges
Step 1: Access the Start Menu and enter Task Scheduler into the search bar to launch Task Scheduler
Step 2: In the interface of Task Scheduler, click on Create Basic Task...
Step 3: Next, enter the desired name for this task in the Name field, then click Next
Step 4: Check the box for When the Computer starts and click Next
Step 5: Check the box for Start a Program and click Next
Step 6: Click on Browse and navigate to the Skype startup file, then click Next
Step 7: Select the checkbox for Open the Properties dialog for this task and click Finish
Step 8: A window will appear, here you go to Conditions => Power and uncheck the box here.
Next, at the Settings section, uncheck Stop the task if it runs longer than then click OK to confirm
Above is the complete guide on how to start Skype with Administrator privileges with just a few simple steps. You can also apply this method to launch applications with your computer. In case you don't have a Skype account yet, you can learn how to create a Skype account here.
In addition, there are many other Skype tips and tricks shared on Mytour, you can refer to them to use Skype most effectively.
