Unless your manifest requested that level on load, in which case you would have received a UAC prompt, then perhaps your app is running with admin privileges. However just because youĪre logged on with admin privileges does not mean your app is running with those privileges. You just need the apps path and filename unless it's registered well enough to run with just the name like notepad is. If your program is running with admin privileges then using this code it can launch another app at that level. I am trying to set "Run as administrator" flag for a third party application thru my VB.Net application, and needs help in this regard. :) I can only surmise that is due to Global Warming of the threads.
Will somehow become "unstable" or something to that effect.
Please BEWARE that I have NO EXPERIENCE and NO EXPERTISE and probably onset of DEMENTIA which may affect my answers! Also, I've been told by an expert, that when you post an image it clutters up the thread and mysteriously, over time, the link to the image I can be no clearer than that in my explanation to you. Unless you have configured task scheduler, WHICH YOU CAN NOT DO THROUGH CODE, to allow it to happen without a UAC prompt. Is okay for the app to launch with admin privileges. Even if a user with admin privileges right clicks on an applications shortcut and sets it to always run with admin privileges, before it will actually appear a UAC prompt will ask if it To use task scheduler to allow the app to launch without a UAC prompt. And if they do have admin privileges the only way to launch a program without a UAC prompt is If the user does not have administrative privileges they will never be able to launchĪn app on their desktop with admin privileges without getting a UAC prompt and filling in the required user name and password that does have admin privileges. As it is not possible to do so since Windows security will not allow that to happen. You've already clarified your requirement which you did not need to do again. I hope, I clarify my requirement and scenario.Please don't hesitate to ask in case of any confusion. Privileges and the user don't need to manually interact with file's property. so that even if the user launches that application from desktop shortcut, the application still runs under administrative Under standard privileges therefore what I want is to set the 3rd party application's property to "Run as administrator" thru code. and try to launch the application from shortcut, the application would be launch Would launch the 3rd party application with administrator right thru my application, but in my case if the user makes a desktop shortcut of that using my application interface. I understand that " startInfo.Verb = "runas"
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