Autoload application with admin rights on Windows 7?

Question

System administration

Actually, a question.
I don’t quite understand how to make an application put into startup through the “Start Menu” or through the registry (Run key) run with admin rights without issuing any dialog to request these rights itself.
There is a program for managing the UPS, its gui must have admin rights in order to connect to the Windows service and receive data from it. GUI starts, but with limited rights, so it cannot receive data.
Who will advise how to fix it? I found a lot of advice on the Internet, but it’s either dancing with a tambourine like launching through the scheduler, before turning off UAC, but I don’t want to do this

Answer 1

Dancing planner with a tambourine?
PS Daw to run this program as an administrator. (Properties of *.exe file)

Answer 2

Try to autoload the program in the registry via HKLM\Software\Microsoft\Windows\CurrentVersion\Run.

Answer 3

In addition to launching through the AFAIK scheduler, nothing has been invented yet. From under it, the application is launched with administrator rights (even a system service, most likely). Enter once and forget.

Answer 4

And if batnik c runas with saving the password?

Answer 5

There is an autoit program, a script is written in it:
RunAs ( "admin", "domen", "pass", 0, "notepad.exe" , "C:\WINDOWS\")
and it is thrown into autoload. I just don’t remember if I checked it on the seven.