'Needs TrustedInstaller privileges'...Really ?? Seriously ?!?

I wouldn't use ISO mods as it may contain malware

 

u can run regedit / winxshell [explorer replacement] as TI
give the permissions u need to ur self / administrators

like access to system32 folder
or same reg folder
and do any changes from there by ur admin user

 

no but u can run regedit from winxshell like running cmd in the path and then if winxshell is TI also everything thats run from there is TI

Im pretty sure u can add new group u will create to all the objects in regedit
and also to all folders with inheritance
and when u need full access add ur admin user to that group
when u done remove

just to be sure nothing will break or crash

but im doing lots of work with TI
and using winxshell maded it very easy and comfort for me

 

what about running it from cmd with TI?

 

Explorer++ (any version) works just fine with RunAsTI from this very forum
the usual procedure is to execute the script once; afterwards right-click Explorer++ and select Send to - RunAsTI
if you're gonna do this often, you could edit the script or create another one to point the snippet to Explorer++ something like:
explorer++.bat

Code:

@call :RunAsTI "%~dp0Explorer++.exe" & exit /b

#:RunAsTI: #2 snippet to run as TI/System, with /high priority and /priv ownership
set ^ #=& set "0=%~f0"& set 1=%*& powershell -nop -c iex(([io.file]::ReadAllText($env:0)-split':RunAsTI\:.*')[1])& exit/b
$_CAN_PASTE_DIRECTLY_IN_POWERSHELL='^,^'; function RunAsTI ($cmd) { $id='RunAsTI'; $sid=((whoami /user)-split' ')[-1]; $code=@'
$ti=(whoami /groups)-like"*1-16-16384*"; $DM=[AppDomain]::CurrentDomain."DefineDynamicAss`embly"(1,1)."DefineDynamicMod`ule"(1)
$D=@(); 0..5|% {$D+=$DM."DefineT`ype"("M$_",1179913,[ValueType])}; $I=[int32];$P=$I.module.gettype("System.Int`Ptr"); $U=[uintptr]
$D+=$U; 4..6|% {$D+=$D[$_]."MakeB`yRefType"()};$M=$I.module.gettype("System.Runtime.Interop`Services.Mar`shal");$Z=[uintptr]::size
$S=[String]; $9=$D[0]."DefinePInvokeMeth`od"("CreateProcess","kernel`32",8214,1,$I,@($S,$S,$I,$I,$I,$I,$I,$S,$D[7],$D[8]),1,4)
$DF=0,($P,$I,$P),($I,$I,$I,$I,$P,$D[1]),($I,$S,$S,$S,$I,$I,$I,$I,$I,$I,$I,$I,[int16],[int16],$P,$P,$P,$P),($D[3],$P),($P,$P,$I,$I)
1..5|% {$k=$_;$n=1;$AveYo=1; $DF[$_]|% {$9=$D[$k]."DefineFie`ld"('f'+$n++,$_,6)}}; $T=@(); 0..5|% {$T+=$D[$_]."CreateT`ype"()}
0..5|% {nv "A$_" ([Activator]::CreateInstance($T[$_])) -force}; function F ($1,$2) {$T[0]."GetMeth`od"($1).invoke(0,$2)};
if (!$ti) { $g=0; "TrustedInstaller","lsass"|% {if (!$g) {net1 start $_ 2>&1 >$null; $g=@(get-process -name $_ -ea 0|% {$_})[0]}}
 function M($1,$2,$3){$M."GetMeth`od"($1,[type[]]$2).invoke(0,$3)}; $H=@(); $Z,(4*$Z+16)|% {$H+=M "AllocHG`lobal" $I $_};
 M "WriteInt`Ptr" ($P,$P) ($H[0],$g.Handle); $A1.f1=131072;$A1.f2=$Z;$A1.f3=$H[0];$A2.f1=1;$A2.f2=1;$A2.f3=1;$A2.f4=1;$A2.f6=$A1
 $A3.f1=10*$Z+32;$A4.f1=$A3;$A4.f2=$H[1]; M "StructureTo`Ptr" ($D[2],$P,[boolean]) (($A2 -as $D[2]),$A4.f2,$false); $w=0x0E080600
 $out=@($null,"powershell -win 1 -nop -c iex `$env:A",0,0,0,$w,0,$null,($A4 -as $T[4]),($A5 -as $T[5])); F "CreateProcess" $out
} else { $env:A=''; $PRIV=[uri].module.gettype("System.Diagnostics.Process")."GetMeth`ods"(42) |? {$_.Name -eq "SetPrivilege"}
 "SeSecurityPrivilege","SeTakeOwnershipPrivilege","SeBackupPrivilege","SeRestorePrivilege" |% {$PRIV.Invoke(0, @("$_",2))}
 if (!$cmd) {$cmd='cmd'}; start cmd -args ("/q/x/d/r title $id && start `"$id`" /high",$cmd) -win 1} # AveYo 2021
'@; $key="Registry::HKEY_USERS\$sid\Volatile Environment"; $a1="`$id='$id';`$key='$key';";$a2="`$cmd='$($cmd-replace"'","''")';`n"
sp $key $id $($a1,$a2,$code) -type 7 -force; $arg="$a1 `$env:A=(gi `$key).getvalue(`$id)-join'';rp `$key `$id -force; iex `$env:A"
$_PRESS_ENTER='^,^'; start powershell -args "-win 1 -nop -c $arg" -verb runas }; <#,#>  RunAsTI $env:1;  #:RunAsTI:

 

Hi smallhagrid

try run it from process hacker
works here

 

.. that's obvious as TrustedInstaller, like the name and comments suggest.
You already have explorer++; create a .bat script next to it with the content I have posted and then just try it.
.. also obvious that to run as TI you first need admin rights, but the script takes care of that by asking your permission if UAC enabled
Once running, check Task Manager Details tab, explorer++ is gonna have SYSTEM user. A more competent tool (process explorer) is gonna list TrustedInstaller in it's Security tab.

 

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