windows runas command with elevated privileges, user in admin group
Runas
does not elevate commands due to UAC.
You can't run elevated commands in the run dialog either. You can download the "Elevation Powertoys" which allow you to elevate commands as elevate <i>command</i>
Or just use the start menu and press Ctrl + Shift + Enter.
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vangop
Updated on September 18, 2022Comments
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vangop over 1 year
I have a windows 7 user who belongs to admin group. I want to execute sc command that requires admin privileges. I DON'T want to open an elevated cmd, want to be able to simply Win+R->Enter command, enter password and that's all. I tried the runas command, but it doesn't seem to work:
>runas /user:me "cmd"
and it asks for a password, and then the command is executed with normal privileges. I know I could use /user:administrator but I don't know the admin pass and I think the admin user (me) should work.
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vangop over 12 yearsBut I can use /user:administrator, right?
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surfasb over 12 yearsDepends. It is disabled by default. You would have to enable the Administrator account.
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ricastro over 11 yearsToday I learned about CTRL + SHIFT + ENTER. Thank you.
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mwfearnley about 4 yearsCtrl-Shift will also work when clicking Taskbar programs, to cause them to be run as Administrator.