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But how do I run it with elevated privileges where is the option &nbsp;to runas someone else? Bearing in mind I want this automated?
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But how do I run it with elevated privileges where is the option  to runas someone else? Bearing in mind I want this automated?

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Basically I'm trying to update around 250 pc's with the .net 3.5 framework. &nbsp;I know that in windows 8.1 this is broken so the the only way to use the following.<br />
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DISM /Online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:NetFx3 /All /LimitAccess /Source:\\servername\sourc<wbr />es\sxs<br />
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Easy, but I want to automate this task so that it doesn't need an elevated command prompt to run it. &nbsp;I tried to create a scheduled task using the run as administrator but it still doesn't work, it errors with 0x80070005 when I check the gpresult /h.<br />
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Is it possible to run the dism command as an elevated user or some other method to get this to work. I thought powershell may work but that also needs elevated privileges.<br />
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At this rate I will have to install manually on every PC!!
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Basically I'm trying to update around 250 pc's with the .net 3.5 framework.  I know that in windows 8.1 this is broken so the the only way to use the following.

DISM /Online /Enable-Feature /FeatureName:NetFx3 /All /LimitAccess /Source:\\servername\sources\sxs

Easy, but I want to automate this task so that it doesn't need an elevated command prompt to run it.  I tried to create a scheduled task using the run as administrator but it still doesn't work, it errors with 0x80070005 when I check the gpresult /h.

Is it possible to run the dism command as an elevated user or some other method to get this to work. I thought powershell may work but that also needs elevated privileges.

At this rate I will have to install manually on every PC!!

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Is there a way to run the Dism command in group policy&gt;

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