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This is not the same sudo you use in *nix systems. It just shares the name.
It is quite tiresome to launch a new instance of the running program with admin privilege.
Install
scoop install gsudo
Other installation methods are in the repo: https://github.com/gerardog/gsudo
Usage
Prepend sudo to the command that requires admin provolege. It will launch UAC.
{{% center %}} {{% figure src="/img/gsudo.png" title="It feels surreal" alt="Screenshot of sudo in action. It cannot geenrate ssh keys as a normal user but prepending sudo gets the job done." %}} {{% /center %}}