Certain commands in Windows Vista and 7 require “elevation” in order to execute. For example, if you run NETSTAT -B, a notice will appear that states:

The requested operation requires elevation.

What does this mean exactly? It’s means you need additional permission(s) to execute the operation. This is done by executing a Command Prompt as Administrator. See video below for instructions on how to do it (it’s easy).

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