There you go again, say “A”, say “B.” If you know any other option, it would be nice to voice it, please.
O-oоh, very good! I already went to the depths and downloaded nanarun_1.0_v.1.0.18.0.0.0.zip for testing. p.s. Question: With the NSudo.exe utility, the command looked like this: Code: “%~dp0Data\Tools\amd64\NSudo.exe” -U:T -P:E “%~dp0Default.cmd” How should it look with the GodMode.exe utility?
Conclusion: how it should look with GodMode.exe If GodMode.exe is not NSudo, and does not provide launch functions like TrustedInstaller, then: No way. Changing NSudo.exe to GodMode.exe simply will not work - these are different tools. NSudo has special keys -U:T -P:E, which GodMode does not understand. What to do next If you know that GodMode really launches the process as TrustedInstaller, you need specific documentation from the author. Without it, I can't help. Otherwise, I recommend continuing to use NSudo.exe, it is reliable, understandable and works - just what you used before. If you still find documentation for your version of GodMode.exe, with examples of launching as TrustedInstaller, I will gladly help rewrite the command for this! Alternative ways to run from TrustedInstaller Through Task Scheduler (Task Scheduler + PowerShell) In PowerShell, you can create a task and run the program on behalf of TrustedInstaller, although without interactivity: $a = New-ScheduledTaskAction -Execute "cmd.exe" Register-ScheduledTask -TaskName 'TI' -Action $a $svc = (New-Object -ComObject 'Schedule.Service'); $svc.Connect() $task = $svc.GetFolder('\').GetTask('TI') $task.RunEx($null, 0, 0, 'NT SERVICE\TrustedInstaller') Works, but is not suitable if you need an interactive Super User window . Through third-party utilities NSudo is the most popular. There are PowerRun, PsExec and others, but GodMode.exe is not one of them. And in general, listen less to Krylov's fables
quote Code: GodMode.exe /m /p /c "cmd /k whoami" quote Code: GodMode.exe /m /p /c "cmd /k whoami" which fail on windows 11. etc etc. ................... anyway, darki think, it can be re compile in better way, so, it will have 0/72, i will find a way.
The description for this utility says: Godmode.exe - Windows utility to run any command or process with the highest privileges. It sounds tempting and I would like to try it, but I don't understand how to write a command with this utility. Probably something like this - will try different command line options: Code: “%~dp0Data\Tools\amd64\GodMode.exe" /m /p /c “%~dp0Default.cmd” p.s. No, no matter how I tried different interpretations of the command line, it didn't work! So, for now, I'll leave everything as it was, as it worked fine for me - NSUDO.
try this 3 diffrent way's Code: GodMode /m /p /c "cmd /k D:\Software\Scripts\Privacy\MUST-H~1.CMD" GodMode /m /p /c "D:\Software\Scripts\Privacy\must-have privacy policies for windows.cmd" GodMode /d /m /p /c "cmd /k ""D:\Software\Scripts\Privacy\must-have privacy policies for windows.cmd"""