Is it possible to automatically run a batch file as administrator?
Yes, you can run a batch file with administrative rights. Unfortunately, you can’t do this directly from the batch file. You will first need to create a shortcut of that batch file and change the properties of that shortcut for this to work.
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How do I run a batch file as a system?
In most cases, you just need to start the command prompt (cmd) with the Run As System tool and then you can execute any other command on behalf of the system user. To open a command prompt as a system account, type ‘cmd’ and click Run. To run the batch file (.cmd), use the following command: ‘cmd /c [ruta del archivo]’.
How do I use elevate exe?
Copy the Elevate.exe file to a folder where Windows can always find it (such as C:/Windows). To use it in a batch file, simply prepend the command you want to run as administrator with the elevate command, like so: elevate net share and you should run the net share command as administrator.
How to run a .bat file using CMD?
If you want to open the batch file from the command line, do the following: Go to the Windows search bar and type cmd. Click Command Prompt to open the command prompt in the standard way. Use the “Change Directory” (cd) command to go to the directory where the batch file is located. Type the name of the batch script (including the file extension) and press Enter.
How can I run or invoke a Windows CMD/batch file?
Method 2 of 2: Use a Terminal Window Click the menu. It is usually located in the lower left corner of the screen. Type cmd in the search bar. A list of matching results will appear. Right-click Command Prompt. Click Run as administrator. This opens the command line at an elevated (administrator) level. Type cd followed by the full path to the folder with the .BAT file. Press ↵ Enter.
What is the elevated command in Windows 10?
What is the elevated Command Prompt and how to open it in Windows 10. An “Elevated Command Prompt” is an instance of the command window with unrestricted administrative access. In other words, when you open an elevated command prompt, any commands you type do not require any additional administrator consent to run.