This posting is provided AS-IS with no warranties, and confers no rights. For more information about run-as command refer to the following link: With Windows 11, Microsoft boldly changes up its market-leading desktop operating system, giving it a new look featuring a centered Taskbar, rounded window corners, and new translucent textures. You have created your first script which install the software, for the second script you can use something like this: echo /user:\InstallerUser "\\192.168.1.1\Softwares\FirstScript.bat"īut keep it mind that this is not a secure solution because if the user is curious enough he may find the local administrator user via RSPO. Not tested it I am not sure how it will operates. The second one for calling the first script as Administrator but since I have The one which actually does the whole job and copy and install the software.
For that reason you must create two scripts. Please refer to below link for more info:Īn example would be something like this: msiexec /i \\192.168.1.1\Softwares\Package.msiĪnother option you have here is to use Run As command. Microsoft 365 Windows 11 apps Microsoft Store. If your package is a MSI package you can use this command in start-up scripts. Make Microsoft Windows your own with apps and themes that help you personalise Windows and be more productive. Recently I had to deploy a MSI package and I used MSIEXECĬommand in a start-up script in order to install the application with silent mode and no user interaction. If they have no local admin right they will not be able to install software using this method. Logon script will use the user credentials in order to run the tasks which is hidden in the logon scripts.
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