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Cannot get program GUI to appear when run elevated by Task Scheduler - is that expected?
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For troubleshooting purposes I'm trying to get Task Scheduler to run Notepad++, "with highest privileges", using a user account that has Admin privileges ("run whether user is logged in or not"). It is triggered only when a specific user logs in. Here's the catch: this "specific user" is a member of the Guest group.
When I login as that user Notepad++ does not appear.
The Autoit program I actually want to run in this manner has a GUI. It does several things but among them it runs Nirsoft's USBdeview, which disables the mouse. (so my program must be run elevated)
As with when I try running Notepad++ my program's GUI never appears, BUT the mouse ends up being disabled. So I know at least part of my program has been executed. Also, when I log out and back in using the admin account I can see my program still running in Task Manager.
Is it not possible to have task scheduler run a program in a guest account, elevated by an admin user's credentials, and have that program fully execute, GUI and all?
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For troubleshooting purposes I'm trying to get Task Scheduler to run Notepad++, "with highest privileges", using a user account that has Admin privileges ("run whether user is logged in or not"). It is triggered only when a specific user logs in. Here's the catch: this "specific user" is a member of the Guest group.
When I login as that user Notepad++ does not appear.
The Autoit program I actually want to run in this manner has a GUI. It does several things but among them it runs Nirsoft's USBdeview, which disables the mouse. (so my program must be run elevated)
As with when I try running Notepad++ my program's GUI never appears, BUT the mouse ends up being disabled. So I know at least part of my program has been executed. Also, when I log out and back in using the admin account I can see my program still running in Task Manager.
Is it not possible to have task scheduler run a program in a guest account, elevated by an admin user's credentials, and have that program fully execute, GUI and all?
scheduled-tasks
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For troubleshooting purposes I'm trying to get Task Scheduler to run Notepad++, "with highest privileges", using a user account that has Admin privileges ("run whether user is logged in or not"). It is triggered only when a specific user logs in. Here's the catch: this "specific user" is a member of the Guest group.
When I login as that user Notepad++ does not appear.
The Autoit program I actually want to run in this manner has a GUI. It does several things but among them it runs Nirsoft's USBdeview, which disables the mouse. (so my program must be run elevated)
As with when I try running Notepad++ my program's GUI never appears, BUT the mouse ends up being disabled. So I know at least part of my program has been executed. Also, when I log out and back in using the admin account I can see my program still running in Task Manager.
Is it not possible to have task scheduler run a program in a guest account, elevated by an admin user's credentials, and have that program fully execute, GUI and all?
scheduled-tasks
asked 43 mins ago
user428697user428697
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For troubleshooting purposes I'm trying to get Task Scheduler to run Notepad++, "with highest privileges", using a user account that has Admin privileges ("run whether user is logged in or not"). It is triggered only when a specific user logs in. Here's the catch: this "specific user" is a member of the Guest group.
When I login as that user Notepad++ does not appear.
The Autoit program I actually want to run in this manner has a GUI. It does several things but among them it runs Nirsoft's USBdeview, which disables the mouse. (so my program must be run elevated)
As with when I try running Notepad++ my program's GUI never appears, BUT the mouse ends up being disabled. So I know at least part of my program has been executed. Also, when I log out and back in using the admin account I can see my program still running in Task Manager.
Is it not possible to have task scheduler run a program in a guest account, elevated by an admin user's credentials, and have that program fully execute, GUI and all?
scheduled-tasks
scheduled-tasks
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