Hi List: I'm wondering if there's kind of equivalent for 'run as administrator' for LiveCode apps on OS X. I have a case where a user wants to run my downloaded app under a user account. Hi List: I'm wondering if there's kind of equivalent for 'run as administrator' for LiveCode apps on OS X. I have a case where a user wants to run my downloaded app under a user account. I assume the 'official' process is to get an Apple Mac dev account and get some kind of code signing happening for LiveCode, but barring that headache, is there any way to one-time run the app with. I want to run my executable app in Windows or MAC as administrator automatically. I would like to know if its possible. I would like to know if its possible.

Ever since Windows Vista introduced User Account Control, there has been a need to occasionally run some programs as administrator for doing some functions. If the UAC setting is set to the highest level in Windows, then you get a UAC prompt when you open an app as administrator. But when the UAC setting is at a lower level, signed Windows EXEs are elevated silently. Also, there are some scheduled tasks which run as administrator and you can also create your own shortcuts that run elevated but you don't get the UAC prompt for them.

In this article, we will see all possible ways to run apps as administrator (elevated). RECOMMENDED: There are plenty of methods to start a program elevated in Windows 10. Most of them work in previous Windows versions like Windows Vista, Windows 7 and Windows 8. Note: There is no way to run a Store app elevated.

They are always sandboxed and run with the least privileges available. Run an App as Administrator using a hotkey • Locate the desired app in the Start menu.

• Press and hold Ctrl + Shift shortcut keys on the keyboard. • Click on the app shortcut. After you confirm the UAC prompt, the selected app will start elevated. This also works for pinned programs on the taskbar.

Press and hold Ctrl + Shift and click the pinned app's icon to run it as Administrator. The same trick can be used in search (Cortana). Type the app name in the search box and press Ctrl + Shift + Enter together on your keyboard to start the app elevated. Run an App as Administrator using the context menu There is a special context menu item 'Run as administrator' available for apps. The command is visible • In the Start menu. • In File Explorer. • In the context menu of the taskbar.

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