Command prompt requires high administrator privileges

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• command to bring up a command prompt at an administrative command prompt

  I did too much work with Windows XP lately. Now, I'm working on a Vista system troubleshooting, and I continue to start a command prompt, run a few commands and then says that I don't have enough privileges even if I am logged on as an administrator. Is there a command that I can use command line so that it becomes a guest of administration for the times I forgot to do a right click and "runas admin".

  Basically, I'm looking for the equivalent of typing "knew" under Linux, although XP and 2000 taught me this connection as the admin is, as logging as root. This is no longer the case without user control gene, I want to do on this system, because I don't trust of the user that I'm fixing the deactivation.

  Really, it's amazing how everyone is so excited for you say 1000 ways to get to a command prompt by closing the one you have and by creating a shortcut to admniistrator runas.  You're not a fool, and you know how to do this.

  There's no equivalent of "su" I've never been able to find.

  Your command prompt, you can type: runas / user: machinename\adminuser cmd, but who will always ask an admin password and opening a new window cmd...

  This is sure of what you want, and it is faster than messing around with a shortcut.  It is not always exactly answer your question, but maybe that's good enough.

  David

• The AIRHELP application installation requires local administrator privilege

  Hi experts, please help!

  I did a demo of the RoboHelp 9 with Desktop AIRHELP (we need comments) to our users and everything seemed perfect, except for one question: every change in the editor, it will need to create a new .air application and somebody's got to go and install this file to the computer of each user, and who will install need to have local administrator privilege.

  What we want is using the relative function, will certainly require local administrator for each user. I wonder how you solve this problem? as our IT Department would not meet this requirement.

  Thank you

  Frances

  We use for this problem, think if our employees 400 + need administrator rights while we are in big trouble... We install the airhelp in our images... So HE pushes a new image to the word (that they have right to admin), then they push updates and surprisingly up-to-date don't require end user administrator rights... I was surprised, but it works...

  Now, we are under linux, so we have no questions of digital certifacte and we easily installation in silent mode.

• command prompt and high cpu utilization problems

  I have an Acer Aspire laptop. Windows 7-64 bit. My CPU usage has been quite erratic for months. She sometimes becomes up to 4 or 5%, but most of the time, he is running between 50 and 100% (I have a counter on my desk). I've been running all kinds of tools and cleaning methods. I had McAfee antivirus for a prior year of minimal, but renewed problems a few months ago and found strange and annoying that he wouldn't be updated every day while I was working. I assumed something was wrong with her, so I replaced it with a program that I got for free with another purchase from Best Buy... Trend Micro, I think it was called. Well, it appeared that Trend Micro used more process and CPU than McAfee. At that time, I thought it would be safer and cleaner for Microsoft Security Essentials TM trade. I also have CCleaner installed and I run it every other day or two. I also run r-kill and tdsskiller a few times but never found something dangerous. I removed everything that I felt uncomfortable unused programs were safe to remove. The last thing that I see and which seems odd to me is that, at startup, a "command prompt" icon will appear briefly in my taskbar and then quickly go to 'start' 'recent '... I have never seen this before so it seems weird, like a clue any. Also in the last few days, usually online, but also with Solitair Windows offline. Either the cursor will freeze or the screen freezes making useless cursor, even for a moment, and sometimes I'll just "end task." I'm not a gamer, I mainly watch movies and videos... Try, anyway! Thanks in advance for the help!

  Wow you're gluten for punishment than TrendMicro Mcafee Ouch

  You did use less uninstallation of Mcafee?

  http://service.McAfee.com/FAQDocument.aspx?ID=TS101331

  You can get trendmicro from Mcafee here too

  http://www.SevenForums.com/system-security/151276-instructions-tools-remove-residual-anti-virus-programs.html

  Personally, I use Panda free and Premium of Malwarebytes.

• Unable to run the Windows 7 Administrator command prompt

  Cannot run command prompt as an administrator in Windows 7 that the problem was discovered many years ago. But another administrator account can start. Win + R to run the command, at the command prompt the corresponding response. A command prompt in the Task Manager processes

  Proposed by the moderator to Performance & category system failures

  Hello

  It is possible that your user account is already damaged and this is why you have this problem.

  To resolve this problem, create a new administrator account and migrate your files to the new user account. For more information about how to create a new user account, please refer to the link.

  
  Let us know if you need more assistance.

  
  Kind regards.

• Access is denied problem on command prompt when you try to overwrite a file in the system32 folder.

  Access is denied problem on command prompt when you try to overwrite a file in the system32 folder. I gave the control of user accounts affecting for never notify his still does not. I am running Win 7 Home Basic 64-Bit please help me get out of here

  You have two options:

  • Perform the action under high administrator privileges.
  • Turn off UAC (not recommended).

  Why would you want to give users the right to modify files in the System32 folder? Sounds like a recipe for disaster.

• How to get connected through the recovery environment for the command prompt administrator privileges?

  Original title: how to make the command prompt as Administrator via dvd, USB system recovery / then to repair, recovery environment invites of commands in menu on win vista, win 7, win 8?

  Hello world?, please can someone tell me how do the command prompt as Administrator via/via menu environment of recovery with the option prompt orders..., that way I can activate the hidden administrator because I forgot my password of the computer... rather than editing the registry with the cmd... It says on the top of the command prompt x administrator cmd prompt and on the guest herself said x source then the guest... I thought that I can activate the admin hidden here coz he said administrator on the top of the program but it won't let me activate the admin hidden using this command: "net user administrator / Active. ": Yes" he says: successfully completed, but after I rebooted the computer the hidden admin did not appear on the menu of connection of users, I can activate the admin hidden with this command. "net user administrator / Active: Yes" through connection to a normal startup, then proceed to the command prompt with administrator previledge, but not through, dvd environment then recovery recovery menu system, the command line option... is one way or shortcut to the command prompt with admin previledge as the high cmd prompt the normal start standard? Please please help... I want to do coz I forgot my password for admin user computer, there is no other user account on the computer... "Please help, guru of the computer/engineers/programmers out there," and I thank you so much all the response I get, and God bless the guy more... «what I wanted to say that I can make the order: "net user administrator / Active: Yes" in the connection of nomal startup is coz I tried on another computer with windows vista 64 bit...» "but I forgot my computer password... I know how to edit the registry, although to allow the hidden via the recovery environment option administrator cmd menu but I want the shortcut... thank you once again,

  Hi Robert,.

  The question you posted would be better suited in the TechNet Forums. I would recommend posting your query in the link below.

  http://social.technet.Microsoft.com/forums/en-us/itprovistasecurity/threads

  Hope this information helps.

• Cannot run system utils in command prompt even if high in mode

  Hello

  Recently, I tried (and continued to try) to run chkdsk on a hard drive, to get the message "access denied because you don't have enough privileges." You have to invoke this utility running in elevated mode. "However, the command line is in high mode.

  The exact command was 'chkdsk E:/r.

  However, chkdsk runs on boot, OS, windows, master drive in the usual elevated command prompt. Run the command chkdsk command with its parameters from the command prompt was not a solution.

  What should I do to activate myself run chkdsk on another drive? UAC is disabled and I have combed through policy to activate my account administrator full. The OS is Windows 7 Ultimate 64-bit.

  In many ways, all leading to a prompt titled "Administrator: command prompt".

  The first is to simply open the command prompt. Being in the Administrators group and have disabled UAC makes high command prompt by default. The second was to do a right click and "Run as Administrator", and the third was to open the Run dialog box and enter 'cmd', who was then created with administrator privileges.

  However, the issue seems to have been resolved, and I am at a loss as to how or why. I don't know if it's something I've done or by chance, but at the same time I was interacting with the SYSTEM account to see if a guest has led to it would be able to run the chkdsk utility. It was, but then later I was also able to run the utility from the elevation prompt.

• That's why when I type ipconfig/flushdns in windows command prompt, it shows the requested operation requires a rise?

  Why when I type ipconfig/flushdns in windows works it shows that the requested operation requires a rise?

  Because you must run the command prompt with administrator for most active IPCONFIG commands to work correctly.  Just because your account is that an administrator account does not give appropriate rights as it did in XP.  Passive commands such as interfaces to display work correctly with a normal account, but commands like release, renewal and flushdns require that you run as administrator command prompt.

• Command prompt ignores "start in" location when high

  With the help of Windows 8.  I have a quick launch icon to run a command prompt.  I have the "start in:" location defined in the directory where I do all my work from command line.  I also have set it up to run as an administrator, of course; How many activities in command line does not require "elevation"?  The problem is, when the shortcut is configured to run as administrator, it ignores the "start in:" location and turns in C:\Windows\System32.  How can I fix it?

  Thank you!  Was not quite accurate, but he pointed me in the right direction.  The syntax is not '&', but ' / k '.  So I changed the target to

  %windir%\system32\CMD.exe/k cd\
  and it worked!
  Problem solved!
  Thanks to WriterGamer!
  No thanks to Microsoft's "Support Engineer" s!

• Run as administrator command prompt using the exec.vi system

  I have an application that will not open unless it is executed via the administrator command prompt.  I found a way to add a shortcut on my desktop to open (Administrator: elevated command prompt) but do not know how to open programically this program.  Does anyone have a quick and easy solution to this?  I want to open the administrator: elevated command prompt and then start writing my orders.

  Thank you!!

  Difficulty with the command line: cmd/r 'Elevated Command commandes.lnk ".

• my command prompt has been disabled by the administrator

  I want to fix this problem.

  Message: "the command prompt has been disabled by your administrator".

  When you try to run CMD.exe or a batch file, you may receive the message "that the command prompt has been disabled by your administrator ". This is caused by the restrictions placed on the registry. DisableCMD value is set to 1 or via Group Policy. To enable the Task Manager, try one of these methods:

  Method 1: Use the console Registry tool

  • Click Start, run and type this command exactly as shown below: (best - copy and paste)

  Tracking Add HKCU\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\System v DisableCMD /t REG_DWORD 0 f d

  Method 2: Modify the registry directly

  • Open the Publisher of the registry (Regedit.exe) and navigate to:

  [HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Policies\Microsoft\Windows\System]

  • In the right pane, double-click DisableCMD and set its data to 0

  Method 3: Use the Group Policy Editor in Windows XP Professional.

  • Click Start, run, type gpedit.msc and click OK.

  • Navigate to User Configuration-Administrative Templates-System

  • Double-click the prevent access to the command prompt

  You can then disable or set the not configured policy. Disabling or setting this policy unconfigured should solve the problem.

  If you face any problem, let me know.

  K M JAI Support general (INDIA)

• Impossible to install software Vodafone Mobile Connect in XP requires administrative privileges

  I have a problem with installing the Vodafone mobile connect software. on my Windows XP x 64, it requires administrator privileges.

  • I tried to create another admin account and install with it and same problem.
  • I tried clicking on properties and Compatibility tab, click allow non administrator to install, same thing.
  • I tried running as administrator or another user admin, same thing.
  • I tried another vodafone SW version and same thing on all versions so that all work on my other 32-BIT windows.
  • I even installed another version of windows x 64 and it is obviously the same error.

  Of course, several reboots have been made!

  Check with the manufacturer for compatibility with the 64 bit version of the operating system.

  Set the system to boot and check if you can install

• -command prompt? (administrator or black screen often flashes - how do I stop this?) Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit

  Nice day

  I recently updated a Windows 7 Home Premium 64-bit for Windows 7 Ultimate 32 bit.  Long story why, but it works better since.

  There is one thing that past seems weird.   CMD (I think that's it), or this black screen command prompt appears on the screen every now and then.  I can't tell what is the boss, or that it triggers.  But it is quite often.

  What this has to do with being administrator or the administrator account on my own laptop. Nobody else uses it. This is my personal laptop.   I log into my admin account when using the laptop and do not use the other account username or guest account.  This is info I added here for your info.

  The blinking indicates something wrong?  Or how I disable that or stop its frequency?

  Thank you very much!!

  Massachusetts

  And how can I stop the task?

  I will also say that the screen flashes about 8 times in one hour.

  Before you can stop the task, you must identify it. You can do the following:

  1. Launch the Task Scheduler with the taskschd.msccommand.
  2. Click the task Scheduler Library.
  3. Consider different trigger points.

  

• Error: Access denied... Administrative privileges may be required.

  I am trying to solve a problem with an application (Trend Micro, some files were corrupted), which requires that I have crushed some corrupted files.

  Whenever I do, I get the above error message.  Error: Access is denied.  Cannot create [filename]. Administrative privileges may be required.

  I am the administrator on this computer, and I believe that I have administrator privileges.  I just upgraded to Win 7, I had this problem on Vista.

  So, how can ensure me that I got really full administrative privileges?  Create an administrative user, then delete me?

  
  

  Thank you very much for the help.

  Hi Markb56,
   
  I suggest to create a new administrator account and check if that helps.

  1. click on the Start button and select Control Panel.
  2. click on user accounts.
  3. click on user accounts. Now click on manage user accounts.
  4. click on create a user account. Now, type the account name and select administrator.
  5. click on create account.

  For more information, visit the links below:
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/create-a-user-account
  http://Windows.Microsoft.com/en-us/Windows7/what-is-an-administrator-account

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  I suggest contact you its manufacturer for better help.

  http://us.trendmicro.com/us/about/contact/
  http://community.trendmicro.com/
  http://eSupport.trendmicro.com/default.aspx
   
  Hope this information is useful.
   
  Umesh P - Microsoft Support