How to use Run as command in a script
My current environment is windows 7 workstations and windows server 2003 DC and servers.
All domain users are just users with no Administrators privilege.
I need to creat a batch file that add reg key in registries, this batch should run in  machine start uo through group policy.
The problem is that i need this batch with Admin rights so it can access the registry editor.
How can i use the local administrator account to run this batch ???
I am fliexible to use any language of scripting just advice with the commands
All domain users are just users with no Administrators privilege.
I need to creat a batch file that add reg key in registries, this batch should run in  machine start uo through group policy.
The problem is that i need this batch with Admin rights so it can access the registry editor.
How can i use the local administrator account to run this batch ???
I am fliexible to use any language of scripting just advice with the commands
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Well...thank you so much for explanation...I need to add a key to theHKLM, i used the below command in batch file (AA.bat)
reg add HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Wi
So i will add the AA.bat to the startup script and the machine should apply it without problems ..is it right??
reg add HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Wi
So i will add the AA.bat to the startup script and the machine should apply it without problems ..is it right??
You have windows 7 clients, why dont you use Group Policy Preferences ?
http://www.sdmsoftware.com/group-policy-preferences/group-policy-preferences-and-the-registry/
http://angrytechnician.wordpress.com/2009/11/05/the-angry-technicians-guide-to-managing-windows-7-you-idiots/
http://www.sdmsoftware.com/group-policy-preferences/group-policy-preferences-and-the-registry/
http://angrytechnician.wordpress.com/2009/11/05/the-angry-technicians-guide-to-managing-windows-7-you-idiots/
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"If you're already managing your policies from W2k8/Win7,"
Then you dont need any custom ADM, ADMX or ADML files....You would use GPP
Then you dont need any custom ADM, ADMX or ADML files....You would use GPP
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The whole point of GPP is to rid of registry edits, scripts, and importing templates! I'm sure everyone's "Preference" would be to do it the easier way.
Please check the below links .
1) http://blogs.technet.com/b/heyscriptingguy/archive/2006/04/28/how-can-i-use-the-runas-command-to-run-a-script-under-alternate-user-credentials.aspx
2) http://forums.techguy.org/networking/590967-run-script-non-priveleged-users.html