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| 25 Oct 2011 | #59 |
| | Elevated Program Shortcut - Create for Standard User How to Create an Elevated Program Shortcut Any User is able to Run in Vista, Windows 7, and Windows 8 Last edited by Brink; 09 Apr 2013 at 01:05 PM.. |
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| 03 Oct 2012 | #60 |
| | What if you renamed Windows original "Administrator" to another name, that is what is done on another PC, and it's not working ? It states in the tutorial that you must use Windows factory Administrator account, what if that account is no longer, as just stated. |
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| 03 Oct 2012 | #61 |
| | Hello Chris, In that case, you would just need to also substitute the Administrator name in the command below with the new name instead.  Code: runas /user:ComputerName\Administrator /savecred "Full path to program's exe file" |
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| 04 Oct 2012 | #62 |
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Quote: Originally Posted by Brink  Hello Chris, In that case, you would just need to also substitute the Administrator name in the command below with the new name instead. Code: runas /user:ComputerName\Administrator /savecred "Full path to program's exe file" |
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| 04 Oct 2012 | #63 |
| | If you have not already, be sure to try again from scratch with a new shortcut. |
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| 24 Oct 2012 | #64 |
| | This tutorial doesn't work for all programs, I tested it on some other programs, and there is no way around having to enter in an Admin password under standard. |
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| 24 Oct 2012 | #65 |
| | Hello Chris, What programs didn't work for you? Did you use the built-in "Administrator" account and it's password? I'll be happy to do some testing to see what the issue may be. |
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| 25 Oct 2012 | #66 |
| | I enabled the built in Administrator and I must have done the tutorial two or three times, I nearly have it memorized except the command line. I'll give it a try once more, then follow up. |
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| 25 Oct 2012 | #67 |
| | Ok. Be sure that you create a password for it. It doesn't have one by default. |
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| 21 Nov 2012 | #68 |
| | Works fine. I put the icon on my kid's desktop so that he can run LoL which apparently requires admin privs. But here's the downside: being logged in as my son (standard user) I could just copy that shortcut, and change its properties to launch whatever other program. Which he then would be able to run without typing the admin password. He won't figure that one out yet - but I thought I'd let you people know. Use with care. |
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| 21 Nov 2012 | #69 |
| | Hello rfol, and welcome to Seven Forums. Sneaky. You could use either or both tutorials below to help prevent that. Applications - Run Only Specified Programs in Windows and Applications - Prevent Running Specified Programs |
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