[PS] Runing a script as SYSTEM user
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In PowerShell for Windows 7, how can I do to run a ps1 script as SYSTEM user?
THANKS
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In PowerShell for Windows 7, how can I do to run a ps1 script as SYSTEM user?
THANKS
BYE
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Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
As with any other scipting language there's nothing special about PowerShell that would allow it to run as the System user. If there was, there would be a teensy-weensy security hole, don't you think?
Posted by:
AngelD
13 years ago
You need to run the powershell in a console started as the system account.
Launch cmd.exe with "Run as administrator"
In the launched cmd.exe execute "psexec.exe -s cmd.exe" (get it from sysinternals.com)
Now execute your powershell (or what ever command you like) which should be executed under the system account
Launch cmd.exe with "Run as administrator"
In the launched cmd.exe execute "psexec.exe -s cmd.exe" (get it from sysinternals.com)
Now execute your powershell (or what ever command you like) which should be executed under the system account
Posted by:
anonymous_9363
13 years ago
Re-reading the thread and your reply, Kim, I just remembered the old trick of how to run stuff as System without third-party tools, namely to execute a command prompt using the Task Scheduler, AT.EXE, something like:
AT hh:mm /interactive CMD
AT hh:mm /interactive CMD
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