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Set Privilege Level from command-line

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  • Started 5 years ago by gaspared
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gaspared
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Is it possible to set the privilege level of an executable file to "Run this program as an administrator" from command-line or a script? I'd like to do this during the installation of my software. Thanks

Edoardo

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mysticgeek
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Are you looking at running executables in the command line using the "RUNAS" command?

http://www.microsoft.com/resou.....x?mfr=true

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gaspared
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No, I'd like to set the property directly on the file. By now I inserted the manifest file in my executable, and perhaps it is a better solution. I beg your pardon for my English.

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