Run As System
Run As System
Run As System
* i searched before making this post. if this has been posted already then please merge or delete.
* It is a simple tool that enables you to start a program or run command and script under a local system account.
* Requires administrative privileges on the PC.
* This tool is fully compatible with Vista UAC .
* For example, to launch an interactive command prompt as a system account simply type 'cmd'.
* To run batch file use 'cmd /c [filepath]' command.
* I use this tool to delete legacy drivers or anything else that requires System Rights: i.e. "SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Enum\Root\LEGACY_CDFS"
System Requirements: Windows 2000/XP/Vista, Windows Server 2000-2008
Portable: Yes
Stealth: Yes
Writes settings to: None
Requirements: Admin. Rights
Download RunAsSystem 1.0 zip archive
Size: 123 Kb
Date: 4/1/2009
Re: Run As System
In such cases I grant myself the needed rights.Magibon wrote:* I use this tool to delete legacy drivers or anything else that requires System Rights: i.e. "SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Enum\Root\LEGACY_CDFS"
Re: Run As System
m^(2) wrote:In such cases I grant myself the needed rights.Magibon wrote:* I use this tool to delete legacy drivers or anything else that requires System Rights: i.e. "SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Enum\Root\LEGACY_CDFS"
do you mind sharing with us how you do it?
Re: Run As System
RClick->Properties->Security->Add->...Magibon wrote:m^(2) wrote:In such cases I grant myself the needed rights.Magibon wrote:* I use this tool to delete legacy drivers or anything else that requires System Rights: i.e. "SYSTEM\ControlSet001\Enum\Root\LEGACY_CDFS"
do you mind sharing with us how you do it?
That's on XP x64.
Re: Run As System
I use PsExec to delete legacy drivers.
Re: Run As System
m^(2) wrote:In such cases I grant myself the needed rights.
magibon wrote:do you mind sharing with us how you do it?
m^(2) wrote:RClick->Properties->Security->Add->...
That's on XP x64.
doesn't work.. i get error:
i knew there was a reason why i used "Run As System".
you may be confusing "Admin" Rights with "System".
Admin rights is elementary...
Re: Run As System
Well, sucks to use Vista.
Re: Run As System
Old thread update:
You can use PsExec (discussed here) to run this operation in Windows 10.
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Alternatively, the new website for the above download is https://apreltech.com/Blog/Run_as_system ... archive.org link for the page Magibon was pointing to: https://web.archive.org/web/20131028083 ... Tools.aspx ... I have not tested it on Win10.
You can use PsExec (discussed here) to run this operation in Windows 10.
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Alternatively, the new website for the above download is https://apreltech.com/Blog/Run_as_system ... archive.org link for the page Magibon was pointing to: https://web.archive.org/web/20131028083 ... Tools.aspx ... I have not tested it on Win10.
Re: Run As System
webfork wrote:The new website for the above download is https://apreltech.com/Blog/Run_as_system ...
FTR...
In this article I describe a way to run a program as a SYSTEM user. The Local System user account is a built-in account that has full access to the computer. The SYSTEM account is more powerful than the Administrator account because have access to the NT Kernel.
RunAsSystem last release (v1.1, dated 2016-11-02?) can be downloaded from the blog page above.
As the page serves RAS executable directly, hasn't been updated in a while and the file has no icon, here's the link for Virustotal's analysis (2/73):
https://www.virustotal.com/gui/file/085 ... /detection
Note: there's an earlier repo for an utility with the same name at https://runassystem.sourceforge.io/.