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The script Win10-Initial-Setup is awesome and run like charm I also add one function for removing smile face on IE and working perfect. The question i have is:
I want to use script on multiple workstation the problem I am running into is "RequireAdmin" prompt. The users I want run script don't have admin rights on the machine. Is it any way to add function with admin credentials to script and run as startup script silently without prompting users for admin credentials?
Thanks a lot
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Definitely not possible to add the credentials into the script, but you can use a wrapper for the script which allows you to store the credentials externally and automatically pass them during execution. See eg. tools like RunAsSPC, RunItAs, Steel RunAs etc.
Alternatively, check the long-ass answer in #29, you might find a more suitable way of using the script there.
The script Win10-Initial-Setup is awesome and run like charm I also add one function for removing smile face on IE and working perfect. The question i have is:
I want to use script on multiple workstation the problem I am running into is "RequireAdmin" prompt. The users I want run script don't have admin rights on the machine. Is it any way to add function with admin credentials to script and run as startup script silently without prompting users for admin credentials?
Thanks a lot
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: