launching app on non admin account without entering admin password

empleat · 10 Jun 2018

Hello,
I have at startup programs which require to enter administrator password for each, (i am on non admin account), i want to start them without entering administrator password everytime.

i tried this solution from latest post using task sheduler
How to allow a user to run a program without admin password

And this using runas
boot - run program at startup without entering administrator password - Super User

In both cases cmd flashes so quickly that even from video moving frame to frame i cannot see error message, or what it says.
And i found how to keep cmd open only for cmd or batch files, not when launching from shortcut

I tried yet ruas option launched in bat file and it says /savecred not recognized as internal or external command.

Brink · 10 Jun 2018

Hello empleat,

If you like, you could use the method in the tutorial below to create an elevated shortcut to run the program elevated without getting a UAC prompt, and then place the elevated shortcut in your "Startup" folder to have it run elevated at startup.

Create Elevated Shortcut without UAC prompt in Windows 10 | Windows 10 Tutorials

empleat · 12 Jun 2018

I have a problem, read all steps slow and very carefully and i have same problem.
CMD flashes like for 50 ms and program won't start.
I recorded screen and moved frame by frame and there is no message, cmd is empty.

Brink · 12 Jun 2018

I'm sorry. I gave you the wrong tutorial for what you wanted to do for a standard user.

Elevated Program Shortcut - Create for Standard User - Windows 7 Help Forums

empleat · 12 Jun 2018

Why i am getting this before uac

launching app on non admin account without entering admin password-untitles22.png

Brink · 12 Jun 2018

It looks like something from the program wanting to be activated.

empleat · 13 Jun 2018

Well than i guess i ask support of this program, maybe it is because it is free and i have to click already uac which is annoying as hell.

Brink · 13 Jun 2018

UAC can be annoying, but it is a good security feature that helps alert you when anything (ex: malware) wants to run with elevated rights. Otherwise, you may never know, and be able to say Yes or No to approve.

empleat · 14 Jun 2018

Ye, i read about it, programs unfortunatelly cannot launched without uac, if don't want compromise security.

Today i started pc and i am not getting that window anymore: "free for private use..." which is nice.

I am think about autohotkey to automatically click on yes when uac pops out, but it depends, i don't think it is constant.

There can be delay for some reason, will see.

EDIT:
I communicated with creator of that program and he sent me licenced version for me which solved, that window poping out, so now i can run programs on normal accout as administrator.