All programs in Windows can be launched by name from the Run command line. You can run an .EXE, .COM, .BAT or .CMD program by entering its full name and path, or Browse the folder hierarchy to find it. Utility programs that come with Windows, such as the Registry editor (REGEDIT.EXE), do not need a path. For example, just type
regedit and press Enter. See also
Win Run As Administrator and
Win Run As Different User. To retrieve the Run command line, do the following:
Windows 7
Start menu/Run or Windows Key+R
Windows 10
Right click Start menu/Run or Windows Key+R