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| | unable to start more copies of a process under alternate credentials Hello I use vista home premium the service "alternate logon" is started automatically I would like to run more copies of the same program but with different credentials, that was easy with win2000 I just checked the "run under alternate credentials" box in the program icon options and I was prompted each time for a user name and password and so I was able to run 2 copies of the same program at the same time (very usefull if you use for instance 2 different IDs with a messaging software), now I can't find the "run under alternate credentials" box, I tried to run the first copy of the program normally and then use runas /user:user2 program.exe to open a second copy, it prompts me for the password of user2 but then it only opens again the program that I've just run normally rather than starting a new copy of it. Of course I can run different copies of the same program just switching between users but that is not usefull as then I continuosly have to switch between users to use the different copies of the same program while I want to be able to use them from the same desktop without switching user. Any help appreciated. Thanks |
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