Start TaskManager with System credentials

[CreateWindow]

Hi George,

You can run up a scs (single command shell) i.e. (commamd prompt ;-) that is
running with SYSTEM privileges quite easily.

Use the AT scheduler like this:
1. Open a regular command prompt.
2. Give the command AT 10:45 /interactive cmd.exe (Adjust 10:45 to
your local time + 1 minute of course)
3. Wait for (less than a minute) and the command prompt pops up with system
privs.
4. Enter any valid command like taskmgr and hit enter - that should give you
what you need.

Have a nice day,
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[George Valkov]

When I need to perform tasks that are beyond the built-in Administrator
account's priviledges I used to start and interactive service created with
this command:
sc create TaskMGR binPath= "%SystemRoot%\System32\cmd.exe /c start /REALTIME
%SystemRoot%\System32\taskmgr.exe" type= own type= interact start= demand
error= ignore obj= LocalSystem

I used to start it with this command:
sc start TaskMGR

~ Unfortunately it no longer starts and I don't know why? What can be the
problem?

~ Does anyone know of another way to start TaskManager with System
priviledges on my demand?


Thank You for any advice!


George Valkov