My query is basically to bypass the "Admin Command Prompt" UAC.
What i am trying to do is to open a "Admin Command Prompt" but every time when i open it pop up UAC, which i want to ignore, i want when i run the "Admin Command Prompt" it will automatically open as Admin without any UAC Pop-up
Is there any way i can do that?
I am thinking to create a batch file which runs and open cmd.exe and pass the UAC pop-up, but i am not sure how to create the same
Tag: "Admin Command Prompt" : It is basically when we right click on cmd.exe and use "Run As Administrator"
You can't bypass. If the user is a standard user, you have no way to arbitrarily decide to just become an administrator.
Windows is a secure operating system, and has the notion of standard users and administrators. The fact that you're a standard user is your own choice.
You're perfectly free to ask the computer administrator to make you an administrator - but it's a really, really, terrible idea.
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I am wrote a .Net Windows C# Application:
I have add a manifest application file (Visual Studio template)
Have changed requestedExecutionLevel to "requireAdministrator" level:
<requestedExecutionLevel level="requireAdministrator" uiAccess="false">
The application contains a basic Console.WriteLine("hello world") code.
When I run the application by double-clicking on the .exe icon, I get an UAC popup confirmation.
But if I run this application through ssh shell, I get non confirmation and the application is running ! How can I do to forbidden application to run if UAC is not confirm by user ?
Thanks
UAC prompts are actually manually launched by the program starting a new process. Windows Explorer does this, and so does cmd for example, but not necesarily any other program.
Another consideration is that a SSH server is often running as a service, and services aren't affected by UAC (by the simple fact that services have no UI at all). A remote command line would have no way to present the user a prompt so it's expectable to not to be presented one.
How can I do to forbidden application to run if UAC is not confirm by user ?
You can't.
Administrator manifest are a convenience feature intended for programs explicitly looking for them, but not mandatory at all. For instance, UAC can be disabled altogether or configured to never ask, and programs may still not run with full admin access, but with whatever privileges the user has.
If your program really requires admin access to operate, be sure that your own code checks for them and exits gracefully in such case.
I wanted to ask you if it is possible to open a program (maybe editor.exe) with "start" or "call" command in windows-commandprompt, which is started via an administrator account, which then does not run managed via the administrator account.
That was the short question; here is something more comprehensible:
I started a command prompt ("script.bat") with right mouse button "as admin", here i type admin user and password (user account: admin01).
In the task manager, I see that the program "cmd.exe" is associated with the "admin01". So far so good.
Now I want to start another app (maybe editor.exe) with "start" or "call" command in this active command prompt ("script.bat"); however, in the task manager i should not have "admin01" as user next to the program that has just been started.I want the corresponding user to be "theLocalActiveRegisteredUser".
Do you know how I can do this?
Regards
There is no way to unelevate a program. Elevation is a one way street. Programs started by an elevated program are elevated.
The main indirect way to start an unelevated program is to use task scheduler and demand run the TS task (this is what explorer does to always start unelevated).
EG
schtasks /run /I /tn "\MyTaskThatStartsAProgram"
My question is how do I get the installation of VLC media player in a batch script done without having to accept the UAC prompt during the installation.
What I have till now is this - working for a silent installation but still wanting me to press the UAC button.
vlc-2.1.1-win64.exe /S
It is possible to circumvent UAC only using the technique to create a scheduled task that has administrator privileges to run and then create a shortcut to run this scheduled task, this shortcut when it runs, it runs automatically without asking permission, without the button Yes or No to appear, look at the tutorial link below to better understand.
Run UAC restricted programs without the UAC prompt
I have a Windows Batch script and I want it to ask for administrator privileges before executing the commands inside it. How can I do that?
Two options:
Provoke elevation from a WSH script, like documented in the blog post Scripting Elevation on Vista.
Use an external executable that provokes the UAC prompt, such as Elevate32.exe/Elevate64.exe.
For your scenario, #2 may be preferable because you can detect whether the elevation prompt was canceled (exit code 1223) and you can also wait for the launched executable to finish before continuing (-w parameter).
Bill
On Windows Vista, with UAC enabled, everytime a program that requires administrative priviledges starts, a UAC prompt is displayed. In the box, there are two fields - name and author. How can those be customized?
You need to sign the application.
http://www.google.com/search?q=authenticode