New PowerShell as a user with administrator rights

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I want to open a new powershell.exe as a user but with the administrator rights (this user is already added to administrator group).

To open new powershell.exe as user, I used this command:

runas /profile /user:emma powershell.exe

Can I change it somehow to get what I need?

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I want to open a new powershell.exe as a user but with the administrator rights (this user is already added to administrator group).

To open new powershell.exe as user, I used this command:

runas /profile /user:emma powershell.exe

Can I change it somehow to get what I need?

edited Nov 30 at 15:23

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asked Nov 30 at 14:50

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I want to open a new powershell.exe as a user but with the administrator rights (this user is already added to administrator group).

To open new powershell.exe as user, I used this command:

runas /profile /user:emma powershell.exe

Can I change it somehow to get what I need?

edited Nov 30 at 15:23

David

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asked Nov 30 at 14:50

Karo936

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I want to open a new powershell.exe as a user but with the administrator rights (this user is already added to administrator group).

To open new powershell.exe as user, I used this command:

runas /profile /user:emma powershell.exe

Can I change it somehow to get what I need?

powershell administrator user runas

edited Nov 30 at 15:23

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asked Nov 30 at 14:50

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edited Nov 30 at 15:23

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You want something like

Start-Process powershell.exe -Credential "emma" -NoNewWindow -ArgumentList "Start-Process powershell.exe -Verb runAs"

Assuming Emma is an admin.

edited Nov 30 at 18:06

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Yes, it works, thank you :)
– Karo936
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@Karo936 if emma is already logged in, you can just start powershell -verb runas
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You want something like

Start-Process powershell.exe -Credential "emma" -NoNewWindow -ArgumentList "Start-Process powershell.exe -Verb runAs"

Assuming Emma is an admin.

edited Nov 30 at 18:06

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answered Nov 30 at 15:03

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Yes, it works, thank you :)
– Karo936
Nov 30 at 15:06

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@Karo936 if emma is already logged in, you can just start powershell -verb runas
– SimonS
Nov 30 at 15:09

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You want something like

Start-Process powershell.exe -Credential "emma" -NoNewWindow -ArgumentList "Start-Process powershell.exe -Verb runAs"

Assuming Emma is an admin.

edited Nov 30 at 18:06

Ian Kemp

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answered Nov 30 at 15:03

spikey_richie

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Yes, it works, thank you :)
– Karo936
Nov 30 at 15:06

3

@Karo936 if emma is already logged in, you can just start powershell -verb runas
– SimonS
Nov 30 at 15:09

add a comment |

up vote
5
down vote

accepted

You want something like

Start-Process powershell.exe -Credential "emma" -NoNewWindow -ArgumentList "Start-Process powershell.exe -Verb runAs"

Assuming Emma is an admin.

edited Nov 30 at 18:06

Ian Kemp

132111

answered Nov 30 at 15:03

spikey_richie

618211

You want something like

Start-Process powershell.exe -Credential "emma" -NoNewWindow -ArgumentList "Start-Process powershell.exe -Verb runAs"

Assuming Emma is an admin.

edited Nov 30 at 18:06

Ian Kemp

132111

answered Nov 30 at 15:03

spikey_richie

618211

edited Nov 30 at 18:06

Ian Kemp

132111

edited Nov 30 at 18:06

Ian Kemp

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edited Nov 30 at 18:06

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answered Nov 30 at 15:03

spikey_richie

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answered Nov 30 at 15:03

spikey_richie

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answered Nov 30 at 15:03

spikey_richie

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Yes, it works, thank you :)
– Karo936
Nov 30 at 15:06

3

@Karo936 if emma is already logged in, you can just start powershell -verb runas
– SimonS
Nov 30 at 15:09

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1

Yes, it works, thank you :)
– Karo936
Nov 30 at 15:06

3

@Karo936 if emma is already logged in, you can just start powershell -verb runas
– SimonS
Nov 30 at 15:09

Yes, it works, thank you :)
– Karo936
Nov 30 at 15:06

@Karo936 if emma is already logged in, you can just start powershell -verb runas
– SimonS
Nov 30 at 15:09

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