Bad boy Warrior Posted November 29, 2007 Posted November 29, 2007 Is there a way around to run lets say internet explorer as a standard user when your logged in as a standard user? Assume I have 2 standard users:Standard user 1Standard user 2I would like to run a program as standard user 2 when im already logged in as standard user 1.The same question also applies to Outlook. In XP using office 2003 i use to run outlook as another user (standard user 2 when logged in as standard user 1) so i viewed user 2 emails when logged in as user 1.Hope that makes senseThanks
aviv00 Posted November 29, 2007 Posted November 29, 2007 i know that in console there a runas.exe appthat u could choose what exist user to run withi used it long ago with firefox cuz the viruses u could make a bat file in C:\Users\Administratorand with alt+r run it without getting in cmd and run the manuallybut u need to set password to that user
Bad boy Warrior Posted November 29, 2007 Author Posted November 29, 2007 i know that in console there a runas.exe appthat u could choose what exist user to run withi used it long ago with firefox cuz the viruses u could make a bat file in C:\Users\Administratorand with alt+r run it without getting in cmd and run the manuallybut u need to set password to that userThanks for your reply - what console are you referring to?
fizban2 Posted November 30, 2007 Posted November 30, 2007 from a command prompt, type runas to see everything that you can do with the command
Bad boy Warrior Posted December 5, 2007 Author Posted December 5, 2007 from a command prompt, type runas to see everything that you can do with the commandI done that but i get the message "The runas command is not supported"????
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