Before you proceed, we recommend reading the ' How to open Task Manager in Windows 11' article, as Microsoft removed some popular ways many people used to open Task Manager. Windows 11 allows launching apps and processes within Task Manager. From there, you can also open Windows Terminal as Administrator by pressing the Ctrl + Shift + Enter shortcut keys.Press Win + R, then enter the following two-letter command: wt.Open Windows Terminal in Windows 11 using the Run dialog box There you can also find a button to run Windows Terminal as an Administrator. Windows will show the app in the Best Match or Apps section. Alternatively, you can just start typing right away after opening the Start menu. Press Win + S or open the Start menu and click the search bar at the top.Right-click Windows Terminal in the list of all apps and select Pin to Start. Windows 11 allows pinning any app, including Windows Terminal, to the Start menu. Launch Windows Terminal using any of the methods in this article, then right-click its icon and select Pin to Taskbar.

Tip: If you plan to work with Windows Terminal frequently, pin the app to the taskbar so that you always have it nearby. You can also find apps by letter in Windows 11 using alphabet navigation.

Scroll down the list and click Windows Terminal.

You can disable the centered taskbar in Windows 11. Press the Start button, which now has four blue squares and is the leftmost icon at the taskbar center.Learn how to 'Run as Administrator' in Windows 11 using our dedicated guide. Tip: Working with Windows Terminal quite often requires an Administrator access level. Other methods involve the Task Manager app, and the Win + X menu. We will review several methods of launching the app, including the Start menu, Search, the Run dialog, and File Explorer. Here is how you can open Windows Terminal in Windows 11. Advanced context menu Open Windows Terminal in Windows 11

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