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Runas is a very useful command on Windows OS. This command enables one to run a command in the context of another user account. One example scenario where this could be useful is: Suppose you have both a normal user account and an administrator account on a computer and currently you are logged in as normal user account. Now you want to install some software on the computer, but as you do not have admin privileges you can’t install the same from the current account. One option is to switch user and login as administrator. Instead, you can do the same by simply using runas command. You just need to launch the installer from command prompt using runas command and by providing administrator login id and password.

For eg: Firstbatchfile.bat. Run Batch File As Administrator On Windows 10. There are many ways to run batch file as administrator on Windows 10. It can be executed by file explorer, command prompt and task scheduler. Run batch file as administrator on Windows 10 using File explorer-This is one of the methods to run batch file on demand. I tried a batch command with runas /user: but when I run it, it says: Attempting to start C: Windows system32 dsa.msc as user 'admin'.RUNAS ERROR: Unable to run - C: Windows system32 dsa.msc193: C: Windows system32 dsa.msc is not a valid Win32 application. Please help me write a batch command to run this dsa.msc as a different user.

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• I have a batch file that executes certain commands and one of these commands requires admin privilege. When I place this file in the startup folder the command fails. Right clicking on it and setting it to run as admin doesn't work. I am told scripts can be programmed to run something else as admin and I am looking for ideas on that.
• 1 A batch file learning if it is run as administrator. 1.1 Run a batch file only if administrator; 1.2 Run a batch file only if not administrator; 2 Elevate Privileges; 3 BatchGotAdmin (Windows 8) 3.1 An example script to create a directory symlink; 3.2 An example script to create many symlinks.
• @AnsgarWiechers - in his own words, I am searching for an alternative for running a batch file by right clicking on it and running as an administrator. I want to automate it from another batch file. if he is able to run it by right clicking and run as administrator, then he already knows the admin password.

Let’s see the syntax of runas command with some examples.

Run a program from another user account

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The command to launch a program using another user credentials is given below.

For example, if you want to open registry editor as administrator of the computer, the command would be as below.

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After running the above command, you will be asked to enter the password of administrator account. After password validation, registry editor will be opened with the administrator account credentials.

To specify arguments to the program:

If you need to provide arguments to the program that need to be invoked as another user, you can put the program name and the parameters in double quotes.

For example to open the file C:boot.ini as administrator, the command would be:

Running command prompt as another user :

If you have multiple commands need to be executed with administrator(or any other user )credentials, instead of running each command using runas, you can open command prompt window once as the administrator and then run all the commands in that window. Below is the command for opening a command window using runas.

Example:

It will launch new command window after printing the above message.

Run a batch file as administrator

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To run a batch file as administrator of the computer, you need to mention the path of the batch file in the place of command in the runas syntax.

For example, to run the batch file located at c:datamybatchfile.bat, you need to run the below command.

Some questions regarding runas command:

When I use runas command, I am getting the error ‘This program is blocked by group policy. For more information, contact your system administrator’. How can I fix this?

Administrator of your system might have disabled users to login from command prompt. In group policy editor, this setting can be found in the below node.

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Computer Configuration -> Windows settings -> Security settings ->Local Policies -> User rights assignment

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In the above path, look for the setting ‘Deny logon as a batch job‘. If you have administrator privileges, you can disable this settings. Otherwise, you need to contact the system/domain administrator.