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I have the same setup on two machines:
System TITLEPROMPT variable
UpdateTitle=No
Scheduled task: "TccAdmin" [path]\tcc.exe /q
Identical TCSTART.BTMs
I start TCC elevated with "SCHTASKS /run /tn TccAdmin.
On one machine, the console caption is my TITLEPROMPT except during execution of a GLOBAL command, when the caption changes to "Administrator: taskeng.exe" (but not during, say, "DIR/s c:\").
On the other machine, the caption starts as, and stays, "Administrator: taskeng.exe".
I have no idea why the machines would behave differently or why, on the first machine, the caption changes during a GLOBAL command but now during other commands.
IIRC, in some previous version, the caption was "Administrator: " followed by my TITLEPROMPT.
Any ideas? Here are a couple pics. FWIW, the first computer mentioned is the local machine, the second is being accessed via RemoteDesktop.
System TITLEPROMPT variable
UpdateTitle=No
Scheduled task: "TccAdmin" [path]\tcc.exe /q
Identical TCSTART.BTMs
I start TCC elevated with "SCHTASKS /run /tn TccAdmin.
On one machine, the console caption is my TITLEPROMPT except during execution of a GLOBAL command, when the caption changes to "Administrator: taskeng.exe" (but not during, say, "DIR/s c:\").
On the other machine, the caption starts as, and stays, "Administrator: taskeng.exe".
I have no idea why the machines would behave differently or why, on the first machine, the caption changes during a GLOBAL command but now during other commands.
IIRC, in some previous version, the caption was "Administrator: " followed by my TITLEPROMPT.
Any ideas? Here are a couple pics. FWIW, the first computer mentioned is the local machine, the second is being accessed via RemoteDesktop.