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function Set-PromptisAdmin { <# .SYNOPSIS Sets the global PowerShell prompt to reflect whether the session is elevated. .DESCRIPTION Installs a global prompt function that displays "(Admin)" or "(User)" before the current path, and simultaneously updates the console window title with the username, privilege level, and path. The prompt ScriptBlock is self-contained so that it survives module reloads (Import-Module -Force) without reverting to the default PS> prompt. .EXAMPLE Set-PromptisAdmin Installs the custom prompt. Subsequent prompt renders show: (Admin) C:\Windows> .NOTES Author: Luke Leigh Tested on: PowerShell 5.1 and 7+ .LINK Test-IsAdmin Set-TitleisAdmin #> [CmdletBinding()] param() trap { Write-Error "Set-PromptisAdmin failed: $_" break } if (Test-IsAdmin) { Set-Item -Path function:global:prompt -Value ([ScriptBlock]::Create(@' $Username = whoami.exe /upn 2>$null if (-not $Username) { $Username = $env:USERNAME } $host.UI.RawUI.WindowTitle = "$($Username) - Admin Privileges - Path: $($PWD.Path)" "(Admin) $($PWD)> " '@)) } else { Set-Item -Path function:global:prompt -Value ([ScriptBlock]::Create(@' $Username = whoami.exe /upn 2>$null if (-not $Username) { $Username = $env:USERNAME } $host.UI.RawUI.WindowTitle = "$($Username) - User Privileges - Path: $($PWD.Path)" "(User) $($PWD)> " '@)) } } |