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I have tried stopping all the services including running as DA and local Administrator with no luck. This was easy in XP however, VISTA as usuall is really pissing me off. I'm trying to customize the delegwiz.inf file inside the system32 folder with no luck.<br />
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Then I run a scheduled tasks to run as the system account oh but It doesn't run the cmd for me interactively so I run it from the GUI but it still doesn't open a CMD prompt,why am I not suprised.
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I have tried stopping all the services including running as DA and local Administrator with no luck. This was easy in XP however, VISTA as usuall is really pissing me off. I'm trying to customize the delegwiz.inf file inside the system32 folder with no luck.

Then I run a scheduled tasks to run as the system account oh but It doesn't run the cmd for me interactively so I run it from the GUI but it still doesn't open a CMD prompt,why am I not suprised.

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