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Thanks,<br>This tool costs money and we have to apply it to more than 20 users... it's not so expensive but still...<br>Looking for a free solution if exists...
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Let me remind you that runasspc is not secure, while the task solution is secure, but limited in what you can use it with.<br />
So if your intention remains to keep users from becoming local admin, than runasspc should not be used, nor any other tools that work likewise.
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<div><div class="content wysiwyg-content fr-view"><p>I have domain users who are not a local admin.</p><p>I want to allow them to run a specific program that requires admin rights.</p><p>What are my options?</p><p>I think of creating a script using PowerShell and then converting it to a .exe file? - Is it possible with PowerShell? any other suggestions?</p><p><br></p><p>*It seems that the specific program needs the user to be admin and dosent work properly whe I use "run as admin"...</p></div></div>
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I have domain users who are not a local admin.
I want to allow them to run a specific program that requires admin rights.
What are my options?
I think of creating a script using PowerShell and then converting it to a .exe file? - Is it possible with PowerShell? any other suggestions?
*It seems that the specific program needs the user to be admin and dosent work properly whe I use "run as admin"...

How to allow specific non admin user to run a specific program as admin?

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