A copy tool that can run as TrustedInstaller

Hi everyone.
I have recently made this thread.

I've got to a stage where all I need is a program that can copy files and runs as TrustedInstaller.

(or a command line)

Thanks,

Hello James,

PowerRun v1.5 (Run with highest privileges) make a full backup first

steve108 said:

Hello James,

PowerRun v1.5 (Run with highest privileges) make a full backup first

Thanks for the reply. What software should I use for copying? Teracopy? Then I'm assuming I simply use PowerRun to launch it.

James said:

Thanks for the reply. What software should I use for copying? Teracopy? Then I'm assuming I simply use PowerRun to launch it.

That sounds like a reasonable thing to try.

MS's own SysInternls PSExec utility can be used to run operations as the System user.

What on earth are you doing that requires such permissions for copying? I have never heard of anybody else reporting the need for this.
- You can boot from an installationUSB and copy whatever you want to wherever you want.

Denis

Try3 said:

MS's own SysInternls PSExec utility can be used to run operations as the System user.

What on earth are you doing that requires such permissions for copying? I have never heard of anybody else reporting the need for this.
- You can boot from an installationUSB and copy whatever you want to wherever you want.

Denis

Good Question..

I'm actually trying to copy Minecraft files from Wpsystem (on my decrypted D drive) to the new install location (on decrypted C Drive). it's a struggle!



Do you believe I should boot from LINUX usb? I don't want to do since it takes a while but if it's what I have to do..


teracopypowerun - Gifyu
That's what I just accidentally did. I moved instead of copied. Never-the-less, still look at the errors I recieve // what I'm doing wrong please! (I must undo this)

James,

"Do you believe I should boot from LINUX usb?"

Yes, that will also allow you to operate without being hampered by Windows' permissions.

I don't know why you are not simply trying to uninstall the application from its current location and then install the application on C:\.

Denis

James,
You should possess a Macrium Reflect Rescue USB. Boot from it and you will also be able to bypass Windows permissions - but as I said before, have a backup first Backup and Restore with Macrium Reflect

Thanks again for the reply.. this is what I'll do if the below doesn't work (steve108)

"Do you believe I should boot from LINUX usb?"

Yes, that will also allow you to operate without being hampered by Windows' permissions.

Then, @steve108 I have to try this. I have Macrium Reflect but this might help..

James,
You should possess a Macrium Reflect Rescue USB. Boot from it and you will also be able to bypass Windows permissions - but as I said before, have a backup first Backup and Restore with Macrium Reflect

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'Unsupported Disk'
Seen this thread
helped there.



Hopefully this works..

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Successfully completed. Now I'll just boot from it and see what happens...

James said:

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Successfully completed. Now I'll just boot from it and see what happens...

What happens is you can open a command prompt and you have the power to destroy your PC

If you break something, the answer it to restore your MR backup image you made