Bypass UAC while running scripts
This is a follow up ticket to continue tracking an add on thread to a ticket which is now completed:
http://kace.uservoice.com/forums/82699-k1000/suggestions/1637531-uac-compatibility
Bypass UAC while running scripts:
Running scripts as System does not involve UAC. If running scripts as a User, UAC applies. That case is still under consideration for a future release.
Ken Galvin
shared this idea
You are encouraged to vote on this ticket that was split out for a previous (closed ticket) that contained two different suggestions.
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Jim Lester
commented
I bypassed UAC by running scripts in Powershell - Under Tasks>Verify>Launch a Program>File Powershell.exe
Under parameters
Start-Process powershell -verb runas C:\{Path to script or batch file} -
Jon
commented
our implementation of UAC meets the CIS benchmark settings, meaning that system can not always elevate to the level to make system changes (yes its horrible), this is the one feature that SCCM has that the Kace currently does not (I suspect SCCM is using the scheduled task engine to elevate)