To run a command prompt as a certain user, you can do the following, go to Start > Run and type "cmd" and enter, then type:
runas /user:<domain>\<username> "cmd"
It will then prompt you to enter the password for that user, then open another command window with "cmd (running as <domain>\<username>)" in the title bar.
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Re: Run as Command Prompt as a Certain User (runas cmd)
Another useful one to open Windows Explorer is to do Start > Run and type in:
runas /user:<domain>\<username> "explorer" Re: Re: Run as Command Prompt as a Certain User (runas cmd)
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Rod
on Mon 22 Nov 2010 08:05 GMT | Permanent Link
With any version from XP onwards, right click the application , and RUN AS. Ideal for running anti-malware utilities on standard user profiles.
Re: Re: Re: Run as Command Prompt as a Certain User (runas cmd)
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Ben Weeks
on Mon 29 Nov 2010 17:47 GMT | Profile | Permanent Link
Hi there, yeah, this was mainly because I wanted to script a lot of actions using a batch file, but yes, easier to just use the right-click :-)
Re: Run as Command Prompt as a Certain User (runas cmd)
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Stag Activities In Tallinn
on Fri 26 Nov 2010 04:58 GMT | Permanent Link
Another useful one to open Windows Explorer is to do Start > Run and type in:
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