Update gsudo-vs-sudo.md

docs/docs/gsudo-vs-sudo.md

@@ -50,7 +50,7 @@ Disappointingly, Microsoft's sudo does not leverage new OS features to enhance s
 | Run in new window | Yes | Yes |
 | Option to keep new window open until a key is pressed | [Yes](tips/elevation-in-new-window.md) | No |
 | Option to keep new window's shell open | [Yes](tips/elevation-in-new-window.md) | No |
-| Run with Input Disabled | [Yes](https://gerardog.github.io/gsudo/docs/security#what-are-the-risks-of-running-gsudo) | No |
+| Run with Input Disabled | [Yes](https://gerardog.github.io/gsudo/docs/security#what-are-the-risks-of-running-gsudo) | Yes |
 | Elevate last command with `sudo !!` | Yes | No |
 
 ### PowerShell
@@ -66,4 +66,4 @@ Disappointingly, Microsoft's sudo does not leverage new OS features to enhance s
 
 If you have both Microsoft Sudo and `gsudo` installed, they both should work independently.
 
-The `sudo` keyword will run Microsoft's sudo instead of `gsudo` because the typical install of `Sudo for Windows` (which is via a Windows Insider build) puts it in `c:\Windows\System32\sudo.exe`. This folder appears first in the `PATH` environment variable, therefore when running `sudo`, the Microsoft `sudo.exe` will take precedence over gsudo's `sudo` alias.
+The `sudo` keyword will run Microsoft's sudo instead of `gsudo` because the typical install of `Sudo for Windows` (which is via a Windows Insider build) puts it in `c:\Windows\System32\sudo.exe`. This folder appears first in the `PATH` environment variable, therefore when running `sudo`, the Microsoft `sudo.exe` will take precedence over gsudo's `sudo` alias.