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Mellowed
I need to run a BAT file as Administrator. I right click on the file
and the option is not there.
Where shall I look?
and the option is not there.
Where shall I look?
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J. P. Gilliver (John)
Mellowed <[email protected]> said:I need to run a BAT file as Administrator. I right click on the file
and the option is not there.
Where shall I look?
Can you open DOS prompt (or whatever that's called these days) as
administrator, and then run your batch file from there?
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Jolly polly
J. P. Gilliver (John) said:Can you open DOS prompt (or whatever that's called these days) as
administrator, and then run your batch file from there?
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J. P. Gilliver. UMRA: 1960/<1985 MB++G()AL-IS-Ch++(p)Ar@T+H+Sh0!:`)DNAf
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or you could create a shortcut to the batch file, then in the properties of
the shortcut under advanced tick 'run as administrator' OK, OK. Then run the
shoutcut
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Mike Barnes
Mellowed said:I need to run a BAT file as Administrator. I right click on the file
and the option is not there.
I wonder why not. My BAT file context menu has...
Open
Edit
Run as administrator
...
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Michael Swift
Mike Barnes said:I wonder why not. My BAT file context menu has...
Open
Edit
Run as administrator
Same here, I have all the usual stuff on a right click, the BAT which I
use to update information contained in an ancient DOS finance program I
wrote about 15 years ago and which runs under DosBox works fine.
Mike
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Desk Rabbit
I need to run a BAT file as Administrator. I right click on the file
and the option is not there.
Where shall I look?
Hint: Type in missing run as administrator
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Mellowed
The solution wasn't totally straight forward.Can you open DOS prompt (or whatever that's called these days) as
administrator, and then run your batch file from there?
1. Copied the BAT to C: (because it is easier this way)
2. On Accessories menu opened CMD prompt as Run as Administrator.
3. Changed directory to C using DOS. (Sure glad my first computer was DOS)
4. Typed in the bat file name. install.bat
It worked.
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gufus
Open
Edit
Run as administrator
...
Same here too.
G
gufus
Hint: Type in missing run as administrator
VBG