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I think starting it with Administrator rights should be sufficient enough ? Or it REALLY has to be LocalSystem?<br />
For both Win7 and 8, it's right mouseclick on the cmd (after you typed it in the search box, and the icon comes up in the results), and use Run as Administrator.
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I think starting it with Administrator rights should be sufficient enough ? Or it REALLY has to be LocalSystem?
For both Win7 and 8, it's right mouseclick on the cmd (after you typed it in the search box, and the icon comes up in the results), and use Run as Administrator.

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Sorry, I was not specified it in original question - it is not enough to start it from Administrator.<br />
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I need exactly to start it from LocalSystem.
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Sorry, I was not specified it in original question - it is not enough to start it from Administrator.

I need exactly to start it from LocalSystem.

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Super! It works fine. Thank you.
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Hi.<br />
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I need to start CMD.EXE from a &quot;LocalSystem&quot; user account on my Windows 7 PC.<br />
I mean - a CMD.EXE that I could control - execute commands in its window.<br />
Is it possible? How?<br />
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I remember on Windows XP there was a trick with &quot;at /i&quot; command. But it seems it does not work anymore on Win 7.<br />
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So, are there any other options to do that on Win 7?<br />
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What about Win 8?<br />
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Thank you in advance.
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Hi.

I need to start CMD.EXE from a "LocalSystem" user account on my Windows 7 PC.
I mean - a CMD.EXE that I could control - execute commands in its window.
Is it possible? How?

I remember on Windows XP there was a trick with "at /i" command. But it seems it does not work anymore on Win 7.

So, are there any other options to do that on Win 7?

What about Win 8?

Thank you in advance.

How to start CMD from LocalSystem user account on Windows 7

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