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Just made a little batch file to find it doesn't run right without
choosing right click and Run As Administrator. How do I set that so I
can just double click instead. Changing Security settings didn't seem to
matter.

On 24/06/2015 03:26, pjp wrote:
Just made a little batch file to find it doesn't run right without
choosing right click and Run As Administrator. How do I set that so I
can just double click instead. Changing Security settings didn't seem to
matter.

It depends. If the batch file is supposed to start a Windows service of
some kind then Administrator login is always required. Also, if the
batch file is creating a file in some protected folder then again
administrator user password is required. Apart from that, a batch file
should run normally.

Could you post the code here so that somebody can see if Admin privilege
is required or not.

If security is not a problem then why not change the profile to Admin
user? This will solve everything instantly. Now security is there for
a reason so think very hard before running everything as administrator.

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On 24/06/2015 03:26, pjp wrote:
Just made a little batch file to find it doesn't run right without
choosing right click and Run As Administrator. How do I set that so I
can just double click instead. Changing Security settings didn't seem to
matter.

It depends. If the batch file is supposed to start a Windows service of
some kind then Administrator login is always required. Also, if the
batch file is creating a file in some protected folder then again
administrator user password is required. Apart from that, a batch file
should run normally.

Could you post the code here so that somebody can see if Admin privilege
is required or not.

If security is not a problem then why not change the profile to Admin
user? This will solve everything instantly. Now security is there for
a reason so think very hard before running everything as administrator.

The 2nd line came from a post from another thread, thank you for whoever
it was.
-----------------
echo off
VSSADMIN LIST SHADOWS

pause
-----------------

As said, just double click and VSSADMIN produces an error message, "Run
As Administrator" and it doesn't.

I have Administrator priveldges on account and it's the only account
besides the "Administrtaor" account itself as "Guest" is turned off.

"pjp" wrote in message
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In article ,
says...

On 24/06/2015 03:26, pjp wrote:
Just made a little batch file to find it doesn't run right without
choosing right click and Run As Administrator. How do I set that so I
can just double click instead. Changing Security settings didn't seem
to
matter.

It depends. If the batch file is supposed to start a Windows service of
some kind then Administrator login is always required. Also, if the
batch file is creating a file in some protected folder then again
administrator user password is required. Apart from that, a batch file
should run normally.

Could you post the code here so that somebody can see if Admin privilege
is required or not.

If security is not a problem then why not change the profile to Admin
user? This will solve everything instantly. Now security is there for
a reason so think very hard before running everything as administrator.

The 2nd line came from a post from another thread, thank you for whoever
it was.
-----------------
echo off
VSSADMIN LIST SHADOWS

pause
-----------------

As said, just double click and VSSADMIN produces an error message, "Run
As Administrator" and it doesn't.

I have Administrator priveldges on account and it's the only account
besides the "Administrtaor" account itself as "Guest" is turned off.

I created a batch file using your exact wording, and it runs fine on mine-
Win7HP x64. I also am the Admin on this PC.

I changed the one line to "VSSADMIN LIST SHADOWS C:\Shadows.txt" (without
the quotes) and removed Pause, and that worked, too. I don't know what
would cause yours not to run correctly.
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SC Tom

On 6/24/2015 8:16 AM, SC Tom wrote:


"pjp" wrote in message
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In article ,
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On 24/06/2015 03:26, pjp wrote:
Just made a little batch file to find it doesn't run right without
choosing right click and Run As Administrator. How do I set that so I
can just double click instead. Changing Security settings didn't
seem to
matter.

It depends. If the batch file is supposed to start a Windows service of
some kind then Administrator login is always required. Also, if the
batch file is creating a file in some protected folder then again
administrator user password is required. Apart from that, a batch file
should run normally.

Could you post the code here so that somebody can see if Admin privilege
is required or not.

If security is not a problem then why not change the profile to Admin
user? This will solve everything instantly. Now security is there for
a reason so think very hard before running everything as administrator.

The 2nd line came from a post from another thread, thank you for whoever
it was.
-----------------
echo off
VSSADMIN LIST SHADOWS

pause
-----------------

As said, just double click and VSSADMIN produces an error message, "Run
As Administrator" and it doesn't.

I have Administrator priveldges on account and it's the only account
besides the "Administrtaor" account itself as "Guest" is turned off.

I created a batch file using your exact wording, and it runs fine on
mine- Win7HP x64. I also am the Admin on this PC.

I changed the one line to "VSSADMIN LIST SHADOWS C:\Shadows.txt"
(without the quotes) and removed Pause, and that worked, too. I don't
know what would cause yours not to run correctly.

also can add to Task Scheduler a task to run your batch, use "Run on
Demand" without a timed schedule, and run with admin privileges. Then
run that task from a shortcut.

In article , says...

On 6/24/2015 8:16 AM, SC Tom wrote:


"pjp" wrote in message
...
In article ,
says...

On 24/06/2015 03:26, pjp wrote:
Just made a little batch file to find it doesn't run right without
choosing right click and Run As Administrator. How do I set that so I
can just double click instead. Changing Security settings didn't
seem to
matter.

It depends. If the batch file is supposed to start a Windows service of
some kind then Administrator login is always required. Also, if the
batch file is creating a file in some protected folder then again
administrator user password is required. Apart from that, a batch file
should run normally.

Could you post the code here so that somebody can see if Admin privilege
is required or not.

If security is not a problem then why not change the profile to Admin
user? This will solve everything instantly. Now security is there for
a reason so think very hard before running everything as administrator.

The 2nd line came from a post from another thread, thank you for whoever
it was.
-----------------
echo off
VSSADMIN LIST SHADOWS

pause
-----------------

As said, just double click and VSSADMIN produces an error message, "Run
As Administrator" and it doesn't.

I have Administrator priveldges on account and it's the only account
besides the "Administrtaor" account itself as "Guest" is turned off.

I created a batch file using your exact wording, and it runs fine on
mine- Win7HP x64. I also am the Admin on this PC.

I changed the one line to "VSSADMIN LIST SHADOWS C:\Shadows.txt"
(without the quotes) and removed Pause, and that worked, too. I don't
know what would cause yours not to run correctly.

I get a long error message basically telling me I don't have the
priviledges if I just double click the bat file. I'd like to know how to
change that seeing as right clicking the "bat" file and choosing
Properties doesn't give me a tab for any option to ?Run As Admin?
although the right click menu does. How do I set that permanently?