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  2. lua - Roblox Admin Command Script - Stack Overflow

    stackoverflow.com/questions/18070278

    I'm currently trying to make a new admin command script; all I have so far is the kill command... everything I've tried (so far) works unless I use the ":* me" parameter ("*"being any command and ":" being the recognition character. I don't quite understand why this doesn't work.

  3. Running a command as Administrator using PowerShell?

    stackoverflow.com/questions/7690994

    Once the script path and name arguments are double quoted, they can contain space or single quotation mark characters ('). The current folder will change from system32 to C:\Temp and the script ScriptTest.ps1 will be executed. Once the parameter -NoExit was passed, the window wont be closed, even if your powershell script throws some exception.

  4. The previous answers only tells you if the script is running from an admin. If starting the same script with elevated privileges, the user is still not admin. A parameter which can be used to determine this is the following :

  5. How to create a batch file to run cmd as administrator

    stackoverflow.com/questions/11525056

    This script does the trick! Just paste it into the top of your bat file. If you want to review the output of your script, add a "pause" command at the bottom of your batch file. This script is now slightly edited to support command line args.

  6. Create a command script to execute all the arguments passed, sudo.cmd; Create a Windows short-cut to the command script name it: sudo.lnk. Put the sudo short-cut in your windows PATH so it can be seen. Edit the short-cut properties, make the Start in: path empty. Click the [Advanced] button -- Check Run as Administrator

  7. How to elevate a Powershell script from within a script

    stackoverflow.com/questions/60209449

    This code is from a helpful guide: How to Self-Elevate a PowerShell Script. It checks the current script's security, and if it needs elevation, the script will be re-launched as admin. If UAC is enabled, it will prompt for your confirmation. After relaunching, it will have the necessary access and run the code after the check.

  8. Naturally, you need to replace C:\Script\To\Execute.ps1 with the file path to your PowerShell script you want to run, and replace DOMAIN\User and Password with the user you want to run as and their password, respectively. This script will now run as the user specified above.

  9. To start any other process you have to either run it from the cmd.exe script, or create another standalone shortcut with the Run as Administrator flag raised. Run from shortcut file (.lnk) in the Windows XP (but not in the Windows 7) brings truncated command line down to ~260 characters.

  10. Run PowerShell script as a different user and elevated

    superuser.com/questions/1619630/run-powershell-script-as-a-different-user-and...

    Copy-Item "path\to\script.ps1" -Destination "C:\" -Force; Start-Process Powershell -Argumentlist '-ExecutionPolicy Bypass -NoProfile -File "C:\script.ps1"' -Verb RunAs; If you need to authenticate with a domain credential to access the script path location initially you can use invoke-command with the -credential parameter to perform the copy ...

  11. UPDATE: Outlook complains it can't index as admin and the ISE doesn't recognise my network drives as admin so the lesser of two evils is just run both as a user. Incidentally, the Compatibility tab has disappeared from the PowerShell exe now too, thanks Microsoft...