Create Elevated Shortcut without UAC prompt in Windows 10  

Brink said:

Hello dracarys, and welcome to Ten Forums.

I'll bump @Matthew Wai to see if he may know more about the .bat file for this.

Have you already tried option 2 to see how it may work for this?

I have not, I'd like to sort this out first and stick with my method before trying new things since it worked the first time

dracarys said:

I tried it a couple times and it said "already exists", so instead of ThrottleStop I added a space and named it Throttle Stop. I feel like there are conflicting files.

How do I start from Scratch and delete any files? Thanks!

Go to "Task Scheduler Library"-->"Apps" and delete the old task. Make sure you enter the correct path.

Matthew Wai said:

Go to "Task Scheduler Library"-->"Apps" and delete the old task. Make sure you enter the correct path.

Thanks I cleared it. Still, Throttlestop does not work, makes no sense since I did the exact same steps on my external SSD.

Post a screenshot like the one below:
Create Elevated Shortcut without UAC prompt in Windows 10

dracarys said:

Throttlestop does not work

Go to "Task Scheduler Library"-->"Apps". Right-click on the task-->"Run". See whether it works.
Right-click on the desktop shortcut-->"Properties". Copy the "Target" and paste it into your post.

dracarys said:

Hello, I did this on my external sata SSD "WinUSB" and it worked fine with ThrottleStop. Now I'm trying it on my internal m2. Drive and it's not working.

Do you have two different Windows installed on "WinUSB" and M.2 SSD? If not, copy the shortcut from "WinUSB" onto M.S SSD and see whether it works.

Matthew Wai said:

Go to "Task Scheduler Library"-->"Apps". Right-click on the task-->"Run". See whether it works.
Right-click on the desktop shortcut-->"Properties". Copy the "Target" and paste it into your post.

Do you have two different Windows installed on "WinUSB" and M.2 SSD? If not, copy the shortcut from "WinUSB" onto M.S SSD and see whether it works.

Only says "Ready" and never "Running", if I hit RUN manually it works. And Yes my WinUSB is running Windows 10 1909, my internal m.2 is running the newest 2004 edition. Not sure why that matters, as you can see RealTemp starts just fine. I also tried your latest version of the bat file. I moved the desktop shortcut to Startup Programs folder like I did with Realtemp. Shift - Copy Path As:

"C:\Users\Aec\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\ThrottleStop.lnk"

"C:\Users\Aec\AppData\Roaming\Microsoft\Windows\Start Menu\Programs\RealTemp.lnk"


Also, pictures aren't loading apparently, but it says they are attached and show in the preview.

phrab said:

With regard to pictures, go to Quick Links > General Settings & make your options like this:


Then just cut & paste your images into your post.

How do I get to quicklinks?

Pics

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phrab said:

It's a dropdown, just below the tabs near the top of the screen:

This did nothing. Using PNG, does it have to be Jpeg?