RUN AS

"Gordon" <gbplinux.DeleteThis@gmail.com.invalid> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> Steve wrote:
>> I have a .exe that won't run on XP Pro unless the logged-in user has
>> administrator previleges.
>>
>> Seeing as we don't want users to be configured has administrators, or let
>> them have the admin password, is there no way of getting them to be able
>> to lanch the program in question with a RUN AS that is shaved so that we
>> don't have to reconfig it everytime the app is run ?
>>
>> thanks
>> Steve
>>
>>
>
> The admin password WILL have to be supplied if you do any sort of "run

Know of any other 'trick' I can use to get power users to run this app ?
Steve
> as"....
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Steve wrote:
> "Gordon" <gbplinux DeleteThis @gmail.com.invalid> ha scritto nel messaggio
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>> Steve wrote:
>>> I have a .exe that won't run on XP Pro unless the logged-in user has
>>> administrator previleges.
>>>
>>> Seeing as we don't want users to be configured has administrators, or let
>>> them have the admin password, is there no way of getting them to be able
>>> to lanch the program in question with a RUN AS that is shaved so that we
>>> don't have to reconfig it everytime the app is run ?
>>>
>>> thanks
>>> Steve
>>>
>>>
>> The admin password WILL have to be supplied if you do any sort of "run
>
> Know of any other 'trick' I can use to get power users to run this app ?
> Steve
>> as"....
>
>

I suppose you might be able to write a batch file that would
automatically supply the Admin password - I suspect that's beyond my
knowledge...the other alternative is to install the application by
Remote Desktop...
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"Gordon" <gbplinux.RemoveThis@gmail.com.invalid> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> Steve wrote:
>> "Gordon" <gbplinux.RemoveThis@gmail.com.invalid> ha scritto nel messaggio
>> news:fohndj$6f6$1@news.mixmin.net...
>>> Steve wrote:
>>>> I have a .exe that won't run on XP Pro unless the logged-in user has
>>>> administrator previleges.
>>>>
>>>> Seeing as we don't want users to be configured has administrators, or
>>>> let them have the admin password, is there no way of getting them to be
>>>> able to lanch the program in question with a RUN AS that is shaved so
>>>> that we don't have to reconfig it everytime the app is run ?
>>>>
>>>> thanks
>>>> Steve
>>>>
>>>>
>>> The admin password WILL have to be supplied if you do any sort of "run
>>
>> Know of any other 'trick' I can use to get power users to run this app ?
>> Steve
>>> as"....
>>
>>
>
> I suppose you might be able to write a batch file that would automatically
> supply the Admin password - I suspect that's beyond my knowledge...the
> other alternative is to install the application by Remote Desktop...


The RUN AS cmd doesn't seem to accept a password parameter, unless supplied
'on the fly'.
Unfortunately it's not an install problem. The app in question is supplied
with Thinkpad laptops and is necessary to switch the wlan radio on and off.
( Can't understand why one should be epected to be an administrator to do
that ).

At this point the whole RUN AS thing doesn't seem to have much sense to me.
If one has to have the admin password to use it, he might just as well put
himself in the admin group and save himself the hassle.
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"Steve" <wooller.DeleteThis@auguripreziosi.it> crashed Echelon writing
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> At this point the whole RUN AS thing doesn't seem to have much sense
> to me. If one has to have the admin password to use it, he might just
> as well put himself in the admin group and save himself the hassle.

http://www.robotronic.de/runasspcEn.html (3rd party run as program)

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Bjarke Andersen
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Thanks Bjarke
I'll give it a try



"Bjarke Andersen" <bjarke.andersen.TakeThisOut@gmail.com> ha scritto nel messaggio
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> "Steve" <wooller.TakeThisOut@auguripreziosi.it> crashed Echelon writing
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>
>> At this point the whole RUN AS thing doesn't seem to have much sense
>> to me. If one has to have the admin password to use it, he might just
>> as well put himself in the admin group and save himself the hassle.
>
> http://www.robotronic.de/runasspcEn.html (3rd party run as program)
>
> --
> Bjarke Andersen
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