Windows shortcut to open script in WT - often it doesn't find the file!

[unalignedcoder]

I am trying to have a reliable command "template" I can use for Windows shortcuts to launch scripts in Terminal.

I want the script to reuse the Terminal window and create a newtab in it, when possible.

Yet for some unexplained reason i find this to work only occasionally.

For instance, this shortcut/Run command:

wt.exe -w 0 nt --title "Title" -p "Windows PowerShell" powershell.exe -File myscript1.ps1

WORKS.

This shortcut/Run command:

wt.exe -w 0 nt --title "Title" -p "Windows PowerShell (admin)" powershell.exe -File myscript2.ps1

doesn't work and returns:

[error 2147942402 (0x80070002) when launching `"powershell.exe -File myscript2.ps1"'] The system cannot find the file specified.

(the command DOES create a new tab in the Terminal admin window, and it DOES give it the right title.)

The profile is admin, I get it - that's the only difference.

But so what? I have admin privileges...

Besides this command:

wt.exe -w 0 nt --title "Title" -p "Command Prompt (admin)" cmd.exe /k "B:\scripts\myscript.cmd"

WORKS, and it IS admin.

And ALL these commands work when copy/pasted in Terminal.

I suspected this had something to do with -w 0, but removing that parameter makes no difference. Nor removing nt.

What is causing this?

[unalignedcoder]

Never mind - I figured it out. A very trivial Windows thing. Just needed to check "Run as administrator" in the shortcut. Why it wouldn't ask for elevation when using Run I don't know, but otherwise this fixed it.