Create Elevated Shortcut without UAC prompt in Windows 10  

Brink said:

Games are a different animal when it comes to this. Their shortcuts often call other files to run that are not covered by the elevated shortcut causing this not to work with it.

Aah. Good to know.
Thank you again for all your time & patience. I find it amazing that you've produced all these tutorials and answer all these questions for everyone. You are very dedicated!! (And either very rich or unemployed)

Callender said:

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So very helpful.

Brink, what if I want to run the program minimized? I tried:

/c start /min "LogitechRAA" "C:\Program Files\Logitech Gaming Software\LCore.exe"

Still launched in a normal window.

Hi Brink. Yes I tried that as well, no joy.

I also tried schtasks /run /tn /min "LogiRAA" with no luck (this wouldn't launch at all, so incorrect syntax)

Ah well.

Haven't been able to get this to work for "Process Explorer" or a "Clear Event Logs" batch file. Have created quite a few other successful shortcuts, something different about these two. It might be that because they are not installed, I store the process explorer executable and the batch file in a folder called "Extras" on the "C" drive. I wouldn't think that would matter, as long as your pointing the shortcut in the right spot.

This is what I get when following the tutorial to create a "Process Explorer" shortcut. I've tried adding some of the switches, but I'm not sure how or where to put them to make it work. Process Explorer doesn't start, it only pops up this window.

Thanks, but I've tired that and the result is the windows I've posted above. Even tried moving the executable to Program Files just to see. No success.