No RUN command in the start menu

W

Wendy White

When logged in as administrator I can use the run command
but when I am logged in as myseel who has admin rights, I
have no run command.
Have you any ideas what the problem is?? It is ticked in
the properties to show it but it doesn't??
 
C

Chris Jackson \(MVP\)

When logged in as administrator I can use the run command
Only the Administrator has "Run" command rights. With
the "power" to run you can Regedit and check other users
passwords, thus is it.

This isn't true at all. Every user can use the "Run" command - it will
always run applications using the token of the current interactive user.

If it's not showing up on your Start menu, right click on the start menu,
and select properties. Click on the Start Menu tab, click properties, go to
the advanced tab, and scroll down in the Start menu items list. Check the
option for Run command. You can also just hit the Windows-R key combination.

Also, you can not use the run command to look at other users' passwords.
These are stored as encrypted text.

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Chris Jackson
Software Engineer
Microsoft MVP
Windows XP Associate Expert
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