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Hello:
I've been experimenting with Hidden Start to try to start an elevated cmd prompt from a nonelevated Take Command session, like you can do in ConEmu. I know there other ways of doing this besides Hidden Start... Task Manager, VBS, Powershell, although I'd prefer to avoid the UAC box, which some of those methods don't accommodate. I'm trying to do this from an Admin user account.
I've tried a bunch of different configurations, but the closest I've come so far is to have the Admin window open in a detached tab. I've even tried to launch an Admin session of Take Command and try to attach a non-Admin tab to Take Command with Hidden Start. This appears to result in an Admin CMD tab, not a non-Admin CMD tab.
Is there some way to do this? Or, do all attached windows in a Take Command session have to be Admin or non-Admin depending on whether Take Command was launched as Admin or non-Admin?
Thanks,
Paul
I've been experimenting with Hidden Start to try to start an elevated cmd prompt from a nonelevated Take Command session, like you can do in ConEmu. I know there other ways of doing this besides Hidden Start... Task Manager, VBS, Powershell, although I'd prefer to avoid the UAC box, which some of those methods don't accommodate. I'm trying to do this from an Admin user account.
I've tried a bunch of different configurations, but the closest I've come so far is to have the Admin window open in a detached tab. I've even tried to launch an Admin session of Take Command and try to attach a non-Admin tab to Take Command with Hidden Start. This appears to result in an Admin CMD tab, not a non-Admin CMD tab.
Is there some way to do this? Or, do all attached windows in a Take Command session have to be Admin or non-Admin depending on whether Take Command was launched as Admin or non-Admin?
Thanks,
Paul