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runas /noprofile /user:mydomain\myadminuser<wbr />name &quot;mmc %SystemRoot%\system32\comp<wbr />mgmt.msc /s&quot;<br />
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This example will bring up the Computer Management&nbsp;console, normally launched from Administrative Tools&nbsp;All of the control panel applets exist under %SystemRoot%\system32\ (typically c:\windows\system32) and they all have the .msc extension.<br />
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If you are not on a Windows domain, replace the mydomain part with your computer name.
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runas /noprofile /user:mydomain\myadminusername "mmc %SystemRoot%\system32\compmgmt.msc /s"

This example will bring up the Computer Management console, normally launched from Administrative Tools All of the control panel applets exist under %SystemRoot%\system32\ (typically c:\windows\system32) and they all have the .msc extension.

If you are not on a Windows domain, replace the mydomain part with your computer name.

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Thank you for he help, the only problem is that it still ask me for the password of the user account that I specified in the script, do you have any suggestions for this problem
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Fiuca:

Thank you for he help, the only problem is that it still ask me for the password of the user account that I specified in the script, do you have any suggestions for this problem

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I have reg. change I would like to make Via a bat file that runs when a user logs in. The bat file runs fine under admin log in, but when I try to run it as a limited user it tells me that Registry Editing has been disabled by the administrator, this is correct, we have this set by Group Policy.<br />
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What I need is a command that will allow a limited user to run the registry change without them knowing it.<br />
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Such as a RUNAS command. Trick is it has to be done via a BAT file and not a VBS script
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I have reg. change I would like to make Via a bat file that runs when a user logs in. The bat file runs fine under admin log in, but when I try to run it as a limited user it tells me that Registry Editing has been disabled by the administrator, this is correct, we have this set by Group Policy.

What I need is a command that will allow a limited user to run the registry change without them knowing it.

Such as a RUNAS command. Trick is it has to be done via a BAT file and not a VBS script

RUN AS COMMAND in BATCH FILE

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