Why can't CMD run as administrator see the virtual drive connected by Denwer?

Question

Denver

To run pear for the first time, you need admin privileges (create a file on Windows). When I start the console as an administrator, I come across this thing: cd and other commands do not see the disk (connected by Denver), which is visible in the next window (which is launched on behalf of an ordinary user). Screenshot attached. Question: how do you change the disk?

Answer 1

connected by denver

there are a lot of telepaths here who know how denver connects disks, oh.
If the subst command then it works within the session of one user, it is easier to change Ntfs rights to the directory where you write