![]() ![]() ![]() it's all standard permissions, I've not locked anything down, so (COMPUTER)\Users has read access to system32. The user I'm trying to 'run as' is a domain admin, I could log in as that guy (DevAdmin) on my machine and it would have access. ![]() A Microsoft account does allow the program to run (but obviously has no rights on the target). everything I 'run as different user' fails if I use a domain account. Tried: Server Manager, Hyper-V Manager, ADUC, File Explorer, cmd.exe. Running: Windows 8.1, currently as local admin but no longer as domain admin. How is this meant to work? Can someone let me know how you have it working, and we might be able to get to the bottom of why I can't do it that way at the moment. I've not tested it with RSAT tools as it's not got them on there yet, but I will try it. I wondered whether my environment has any odd GPOs but then a cleanly built deployment computer that's not in the domain shows similar results - run as another user, can't find the file. Everyone else in the Internet world seems to be able to run as another user, nobody mentions this. This happens no matter what other user I try to run as. However, an issue I'm having straight away (and can't seem to find any info about anywhere) is that when I try to run certain RSAT tools like Hyper-V or Server Manager (2012) as a different user, it just tells me it can't find the file specified (C:\Windows\system32\mmc.exe) and returns me to the credentials box. ![]() So obviously I'm looking around for groups to take myself out of, and all that sort of thing, and I imagine it will take a while before everything is just right. I'm trying to be good, having read a thread the other day about running as a non-admin as your normal user and instead running tools as an admin user whenever you need to do anything administrative. ![]()
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