Where to find more info abou the SID's? Which one is for the administrator user account? Ah here it is... whoami /user
NSudo 5.0 will use the new Shortcut List (You can call it the custom list.) configuration file and format. You can edit NSudo.json by Notepad or other editors. Here is a sample. Code: { "ShortCutList_V2": { "Command Prompt": "cmd", "PowerShell": "powershell", "PowerShell ISE": "powershell_ise", "Edit Hosts": "notepad %windir%\\System32\\Drivers\\etc\\hosts" } } PS: Because NSudo 5.0 is still in the alpha stage now. I hope users can give me some advice. Mouri
Awesome work - Thank You! I am a bit disappointed that there is no way to add NSudo as Context Menu. For example, I would like to right-click on an EXE file and select "Launch with NSudo as TrustedInstaller" or something like that... I know it would mean that NSudo.exe would have to be located in a specific directory, but that is not an issue...
Yes, there's no option inside NSudo to make a context menu option, but you can make one with a registry modification. That's what take ownership context menu option is. NSudo has command line parameters so you could just download a take ownership registry file and edit it for use with NSudo.
Latest Version STILL chokes on this as a shortcut: "Registry WorkShop":"E:\\!Taisoft!\\Bin\\X64\\Editors\\Registry\\Registry Workshop\\RegWorkshopX64.exe" it chokes on the space in the path. Can we have support for spaces in the path please.
Yes, I have got the advice. Here is the future plan. NSudo will ask you to use Protable Mode or Installing NSudo. If you choose the Protable Mode, NSudo's behavior is the same as before. If you choose Installing NSudo. It will add the context menu and you can use NSudo in your console like sudo in linux.