I don´t understand this "feature". In a domain its normal to work with an
user with special rights. I really hope that Microsoft bring back "Run
as...". In our IT-Department work 150 people and nobody want to install
Windows Vista for administration. Microsoft should think about this
circumstances. How should I tell our 9000 users to use cmdlines to start
applications with more rights. This was hard enough with "Run as...". I am
very disappointed about Vista.
"Synapse Syndrome" wrote:
> "Dietmar" <> wrote in message
> news:60089214-5939-4F31-B07F-...
> > Hallo,
> > we are testing Windows Vista and miss a very important dialog. I created a
> > mmc-console with administrativ snap-ins. In Windows XP I start the mmc
> > with
> > "Run As..." <domain>\<myadminuser> and domainpassword. In Windows Vista I
> > can
> > not choose which administrative domainuser I want to use. Is this a bug?
> > How
> > can I tell Vista which user I want to use to start the Program? There is
> > only
> > "Start as Administrator" but this is not enough. Can I activate the Run
> > as...
> > dialog in the registry?
> > Once more: When UAC is activated our loginscripts do not run. Does anyone
> > know why? Win2k3 SP1 domain controller. Is UAC deactivated the script runs
> > well.
>
>
> You have to use the RUNAS command from a command prompt now.
>
> I have not used login scripts on Vista yet, so I was unaware that UAC blocks
> them, but this seems to be a workaround:
>
> http://blog.eqinox.net/jed/archive/2006/12/05/1270.aspx
>
> ss.
>
>
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