Thank you. The default IL is relevant to the user name or the user group which the user belongs to. I don't know how to modify the default IL. Maybe the Local Security Policy Editor can help you. I hope I can add the implementation of context-menu integration in the NSudo's github repository in the next few days.
Wow... I am impressed... wooooow... What a cooool little helper!! Thank you! Thank you so much Mouri_Naruto. This. Is. Awesome!
Yesterday, I add the ARM and ARM64 support for NSudo. If you want to compile the ARM and ARM64 edition. you need Visual Studio 15.4 or later and ANY RTM version of Windows 10 SDK. (NSudo's default SDK setting is Windows 10 SDK Build 14393.) The next final release of NSudo will provide binaries for ARM and ARM64. Here is the system requirements for the next final release of NSudo: Supported OS Version: Windows NT 6.0 or later Supported CPU Architecture: x86, x86-64(AMD64), ARM, ARM64 I hope you like it.
I am confused about the Context Menu - is it available already? Any instructions on how to make it happen?
I have written the demonstration about the context menu. I am integrating the implementations. How about add the NSudo in the Win+X menu?
the context menu works perfectly, tested with various reg, cmd and bat files with right click to run as TrustedInstaller or System. thank you!!
It could be better to add -P:E to context menu command, at least for Run As TrustedInstaller since the main porpose of TI is to get all possible privileges thanks
Adding -P:E to both subkey seems work. HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\CommandStore\shell\NSudo.RunAs.System\command HKLM\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\CommandStore\shell\NSudo.RunAs.TrustedInstaller\command Thanks !!!
Notice: The pure command line version of NSudo will be back and will add plenty of features in the next generation of NSudo. How do you think about that?
Something like this is correct ? Code: [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\CommandStore\shell\NSudo.RunAs.System\command] @="\"C:\\Windows\\NSudo.exe\" -U:S -P:E \"\"%1\"\"" [HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Explorer\CommandStore\shell\NSudo.RunAs.TrustedInstaller\command] @="\"C:\\Windows\\NSudo.exe\" -U:T -P:E \"\"%1\"\""