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Run with elevated privileges?
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ncomper<br />
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I am running as a batch file<br />
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HKEY_CURRENT_USER<br />
Software\Microsoft\Office\<wbr />15.0\Acces<wbr />s\Security<wbr />\Trusted Locations\Location0<br />
C:\EPMS<br />
REG_SZ<br />
C\mt_Accde<br />
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I am doing something wrong because it's not working. Your help appreciated<br />
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Alan
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ncomper

I am running as a batch file

HKEY_CURRENT_USER
Software\Microsoft\Office\15.0\Access\Security\Trusted Locations\Location0
C:\EPMS
REG_SZ
C\mt_Accde

I am doing something wrong because it's not working. Your help appreciated

Alan

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DrTribos<br />
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Run with elevated privileges?<br />
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You have got me there, haven't come across the term<br />
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Alan
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DrTribos

Run with elevated privileges?

You have got me there, haven't come across the term

Alan

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To allow a bat file to run as elevated you will need to kick this off as a startup script linked to the computer account (Computer OU). If you need this adding on a per user i would suggest the GPO setting above, by using GPO setting you are completing the task from the server side and not the user credentials. We had issues trying to elevate a script earlier this week on a per user basis.
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To allow a bat file to run as elevated you will need to kick this off as a startup script linked to the computer account (Computer OU). If you need this adding on a per user i would suggest the GPO setting above, by using GPO setting you are completing the task from the server side and not the user credentials. We had issues trying to elevate a script earlier this week on a per user basis.

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Hi EE<br />
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I have this batch file but doesn't seem to work.<br />
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Batch file content:<br />
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Additional Registry Keys:<br />
Root = Current User<br />
Key = Software\Microsoft\Office\<wbr />14.0\Acces<wbr />s\Security<wbr />\Trusted Locations\WORKDB<br />
Name = C:\CIAgentSolutions\<br />
Value = C:\CIAgentSolutions\workdb<wbr /><br />
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I am sure I have used this before and it worked
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Hi EE

I have this batch file but doesn't seem to work.

Batch file content:

Additional Registry Keys:
Root = Current User
Key = Software\Microsoft\Office\14.0\Access\Security\Trusted Locations\WORKDB
Name = C:\CIAgentSolutions\
Value = C:\CIAgentSolutions\workdb

I am sure I have used this before and it worked

MS office Trusted location Batch file

Microsoft Office is an integrated suite of applications that includes Outlook, Word, Excel, Access, PowerPoint, Visio and InfoPath, along with a number of tools to assist in making the individual components work together. Coding within and between the projects is done in Visual Basic for Applications, known as VBA.