2020. 2. 17. 16:28ㆍ카테고리 없음
Is there any way that I can force a program that normally requires administrator privileges (via UAC) to run without them? (ie: no UAC prompt and no system-wide access.)Added: Without modifying the executable itself.In spite of James's answer, I have found a few ways that it can almost be done:. By modifying the executable I can remove the trustInfo entry from the manifest (or the manifest entirely, so I can use an external one), allowing the program to start without UAC. Unfortunately this modifies the executable, so it exits shortly after due to an internal checksum test. By using Process Explorer I can launch it as a Limited User. However this seems to limit it significantly more than I would like (it runs like Protected Mode IE and so can access significantly less than what my standard un-elevated user can).
Windows Registry Editor Version 5.00HKEYCLASSESROOT.shellforcerunasinvoker@='Run without privilege elevation'HKEYCLASSESROOT.shellforcerunasinvokercommand@='cmd /min /C 'set COMPATLAYER=RUNASINVOKER && start ' '%1'Save this text in.reg and add it to the Windows Registry. (Double-clicking on it should do the trick.)Afterwards, right-click the app you'd like to run without administrative privileges and select 'Run without privilege elevation'.In some cases - small amount 0.1% of programs may ask twice about UAC prompt. I hope I'm not too late to the party, but I was looking for a similar question and without seeing an answer here I found out that Windows' builtin RunAscommand, when run as administrator, can do that with /trustlevel switch. RUNAS /trustlevel: program/showtrustlevels displays the trust levels that can be usedas arguments to /trustlevel./trustlevel should be one of levels enumeratedin /showtrustlevels.This worked in my case.Ironically, starting a program explicitly without elevation requires an elevated command prompt. Go figure.:)I hope it helps you. While in his question Andrew stated that the following did not quite work:By modifying the executable I can remove the trustInfo entry from themanifest (or the manifest entirely, so I can use an external one),allowing the program to start without UAC.
Run Cmd With Admin Rights
Admin Privileges Cmd Windows 10
Unfortunately this modifiesthe executable, so it exits shortly after due to an internal checksumtest.I was able to modify an external.manifest file for the software I was using and changetoTurns out the software I was using did not really require administrator rights so I was able to run it on a Standard User account without UAC or administrator passwords.