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Powershell Studio , 4.2.99
64 bit
Operating system: windows 8.1
32 or 64 bit OS: 64bit
I am trying to compile a script so that it runs elevated. It works with a service on the computers. If I don't provide alternate credentials and run the executable as an administrator it work. If I provide alternate credentials, provide credentials of an administrator account I get an error - The requested operation require elevation.
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Any Ideas on how I get the script to run elevated with alternate credentials?
In order to run the elevated executable with alternate credentials you will need to use a startup executable that requires elevation (use elevation manifest) that simply runs the packager.exe (that contains the alternate credentials). Unfortunately this is restriction imposed by Windows' split token security in Windows 8.1 and up. It prevents an unprivileged user from switching users and providing elevating in one step.
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