Both suggestions were very helpful and were put to good use.
Thanks to both Jesse and Ehren.
Jesse said:
There is a command line runas.exe, like in XP. But the right click
“Run as…” is gone, pretty sure. The guy that wrote Sysinternals
has written something called Shellrunas that I’ve
been meaning to check out. http://technet.microsoft.com/en-us/sysinternals/cc300361.aspx
Ehren said:
Start the Group Policy Editor (gpedit.msc) and navigate to
Computer Configuration, Windows Settings, Security Settings, Local Policies,
Security Options. Double-click "User Account Control: Behavior of the
elevation prompt for administrators in Admin Approval Mode." Change to
"Prompt for credentials," and click OK. You can also perform this
configuration as part of a domain-wide Group Policy from a Vista client by
setting the same value at the same location in the Group Policy Object
(GPO). Hope that helps!
Firm.
From: MSU Network Administrators Group
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Subject: [MSUNAG] Where is the real Run-as command in Vista?
I am wrestling with locating the Run-as command in Windows
Vista and not the Run-as administrator command.
I would like to run an application as a different user and not as the
local administrator.
Like a lot of things in Vista, this relatively simple
command has apparently been buried somewhere.
The question is where?
Any help is appreciated.
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