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| | How to run a .vbs file in administrator mode by default Hi, I have a vb script file which does some thing like putting some files in program files folder and tweaking registry entries etc. How can I run this script as Administrator by default with out right clicking the cmd and then selecting the "Run As Administrator" Please help... Thanks in Advance |
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| | Re: How to run a .vbs file in administrator mode by default Try this tip: Bypass UAC -- Sincerely, Daniel Petri MVP, Senior IT consultant, trainer www.petri.co.il "Rakesh" <Rocky@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:9D03D5C9-EB40-4672-B110-B7421DF02F88@xxxxxx Quote: > Hi, > > I have a vb script file which does some thing like putting some files in > program files folder and tweaking registry entries etc. How can I run this > script as Administrator by default with out right clicking the cmd and > then > selecting the "Run As Administrator" > Please help... > Thanks in Advance |
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| | Re: How to run a .vbs file in administrator mode by default Thanks for the response. The below tip does not solve my purpose, my case is like this: When I run my .vbs file directly it is not working and says "Permission Denied". But When I run the same .vbs file from command prompt which has been opened as Administrator (right click and run as administrator) it is working properly. But running the script this way is not a feasible solution for users of my script. I need some code snippet which runs my .vbs file using administrator privileges. Thanks, "Daniel Petri <MVP>" wrote: Quote: > Try this tip: > > Bypass UAC > > -- > Sincerely, > > Daniel Petri > MVP, Senior IT consultant, trainer > www.petri.co.il > > "Rakesh" <Rocky@xxxxxx> wrote in message > news:9D03D5C9-EB40-4672-B110-B7421DF02F88@xxxxxx Quote: > > Hi, > > > > I have a vb script file which does some thing like putting some files in > > program files folder and tweaking registry entries etc. How can I run this > > script as Administrator by default with out right clicking the cmd and > > then > > selecting the "Run As Administrator" > > Please help... > > Thanks in Advance |
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| | Re: How to run a .vbs file in administrator mode by default have you tried compatibility mode? "Rocky" <Rocky@xxxxxx> wrote in message news:29D71CD0-0134-4435-8FF4-82706BE56038@xxxxxx Quote: > Thanks for the response. > > The below tip does not solve my purpose, my case is like this: > When I run my .vbs file directly it is not working and says "Permission > Denied". > But When I run the same .vbs file from command prompt which has been > opened > as Administrator (right click and run as administrator) it is working > properly. > But running the script this way is not a feasible solution for users of my > script. > I need some code snippet which runs my .vbs file using administrator > privileges. > > Thanks, > > "Daniel Petri <MVP>" wrote: > Quote: >> Try this tip: >> >> Bypass UAC >> >> -- >> Sincerely, >> >> Daniel Petri >> MVP, Senior IT consultant, trainer >> www.petri.co.il >> >> "Rakesh" <Rocky@xxxxxx> wrote in message >> news:9D03D5C9-EB40-4672-B110-B7421DF02F88@xxxxxx Quote: >> > Hi, >> > >> > I have a vb script file which does some thing like putting some files >> > in >> > program files folder and tweaking registry entries etc. How can I run >> > this >> > script as Administrator by default with out right clicking the cmd and >> > then >> > selecting the "Run As Administrator" >> > Please help... >> > Thanks in Advance |
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