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I've been attempting to run a windows script file (.wsf) that contains group policy restrictions on an office computer. The file works on other machines in the office, but won't work on this particular machine for some reason. Every time the file is executed, a window appears that reads &quot;Tool requires administrative privileges!&quot; How do I work around this?
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Hi,

I've been attempting to run a windows script file (.wsf) that contains group policy restrictions on an office computer. The file works on other machines in the office, but won't work on this particular machine for some reason. Every time the file is executed, a window appears that reads "Tool requires administrative privileges!" How do I work around this?

Tool Requires administrator Privileges (windows script file)

Hi,

I&#39;ve been attempting to run a windows script file (.wsf) that contains group policy restrictions on an office computer. The file works on other machines in the office, but won&#39;t work on this particular machine for some reason. Every time the file is executed, a window appears that reads &quot;Tool requires administrative privileges!&quot; How do I work around this?

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