Nov 8, 2011 · This option uses the runas command included in Windows. The Administrator's password (credential) used by the elevated shortcut is encrypted and stored in the Credential …

For security considerations, Explorer.exe cannot be used with runas command to escalate privilege in Windows Vista. For accessing network folder with another credential, please check …

Dec 13, 2016 · When you use the runas shortcut that you created below, you will be prompted to enter the user's password in a command prompt before the program will run as the specified …

I ended up starting a command prompt with "Run as administrator" and then from the elevated command prompt I performed "runas /netonly /user:UserAccount PowerShell_ISE.exe". This …

05 Aug 2011 #2 You need to put there a shortcut for batch file instead with content like this: Code: Runas /user:johnDoe "C:\mycommand.exe"

1-2) While logged on as Administrator I use RunAs (either in GUI or in the cmd) and try to run the script as another user (for example, Admin1) - the script runs (no warnings/errors) but the …

If I run the command "Start-Process -FilePath C:\Windows\notepad.exe -verb runas" it will start notepad in elevated mode but with the loggon user credential. If I run the command "Start …

Jan 27, 2013 · Thanks Parman, but it doesn't works. Problem with runas is that it spawns a new console and run the program there, so it's completely invisible and can't interact with it to enter …

Dec 31, 2009 · when I used the "Open Command Window Here (Administrator)" right click option on a networked mapped-drive shorcut. However there is a workaround - Don't use the mapped …

Oct 25, 2013 · And because calling powershell.exe with 'runAs' parameter leads to changing the home dir to %SystemRoot% your original argument '-Command .\MyPSScript.ps1' won't work …