Elevation from Command Line?

I haven't tried it. But intuitively it seems if you click Start > All
Programs, right-click Command Prompt, and choose Run As Administrator, you
should be good to go. I think you'll be a system Admin rather than a member
of the Local Admins group.

"ionixuk" <> wrote in message
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> Hey there, anyone know how to run a command from CMD in elevated mode (or
> whatever it's called..!)
>
> For example, how would I run SFC /SCANNOW with elevated permissions direct
> from the command line? I can't be bothered with doing all the
> create-a-shortcut-and-tick-those-boxes things...

Hey there, anyone know how to run a command from CMD in elevated mode (or
whatever it's called..!)

For example, how would I run SFC /SCANNOW with elevated permissions direct
from the command line? I can't be bothered with doing all the
create-a-shortcut-and-tick-those-boxes things...

Create a shortcut to cmd.exe and in the properties pick Always run as
administrator. Whenever you run this shortcut it will be elevated.

--
Kerry Brown
Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
http://www.vistahelp.ca


"ionixuk" <> wrote in message
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> Ahaaa cunning.... thanks...!!
>
> Anyone aware of a command like runas or runelev or runaway or something
> like
> that?
>
> "Puppy Breath" wrote:
>
>> I haven't tried it. But intuitively it seems if you click Start > All
>> Programs, right-click Command Prompt, and choose Run As Administrator,
>> you
>> should be good to go. I think you'll be a system Admin rather than a
>> member
>> of the Local Admins group.
>>
>> "ionixuk" <> wrote in message
>> news:2C4F81FE-FAAA-4677-A370-...
>> > Hey there, anyone know how to run a command from CMD in elevated mode
>> > (or
>> > whatever it's called..!)
>> >
>> > For example, how would I run SFC /SCANNOW with elevated permissions
>> > direct
>> > from the command line? I can't be bothered with doing all the
>> > create-a-shortcut-and-tick-those-boxes things...
>>
>>

Thanks K - yup someone gave me this one earlier.

I'm most interested in knowing how to elevate from just one command tho - it
also seems to me to be the safer option, especially, for example, if you're
doing it from a command line batch script, or something...

"Kerry Brown" wrote:

> Create a shortcut to cmd.exe and in the properties pick Always run as
> administrator. Whenever you run this shortcut it will be elevated.
>
> --
> Kerry Brown
> Microsoft MVP - Shell/User
> http://www.vistahelp.ca
>
>
> "ionixuk" <> wrote in message
> news:93B29CDD-ED23-4652-9CF5-...
> > Ahaaa cunning.... thanks...!!
> >
> > Anyone aware of a command like runas or runelev or runaway or something
> > like
> > that?
> >
> > "Puppy Breath" wrote:
> >
> >> I haven't tried it. But intuitively it seems if you click Start > All
> >> Programs, right-click Command Prompt, and choose Run As Administrator,
> >> you
> >> should be good to go. I think you'll be a system Admin rather than a
> >> member
> >> of the Local Admins group.
> >>
> >> "ionixuk" <> wrote in message
> >> news:2C4F81FE-FAAA-4677-A370-...
> >> > Hey there, anyone know how to run a command from CMD in elevated mode
> >> > (or
> >> > whatever it's called..!)
> >> >
> >> > For example, how would I run SFC /SCANNOW with elevated permissions
> >> > direct
> >> > from the command line? I can't be bothered with doing all the
> >> > create-a-shortcut-and-tick-those-boxes things...
> >>
> >>
>
>