Automatically start a program in another Windows session?

Question

System administration

Good afternoon, I ask for help in one issue, otherwise I have been fighting for the third day.
There is a computer with Win8 and two accounts admin and user. They work at the computer with user rights. There is a need to run software for recording video from surveillance cameras (iSpy) on this computer. I would like to protect myself from the situation when the user deletes the files from the videos that the software creates.
In the software itself, there are no options to differentiate access.
I tried to make it through the task scheduler so that when the computer starts under the admin session, this software is launched. It starts, but always hangs as a background process. I tried to add a bat file to the scheduler that will launch the software - similarly - it always hangs as a background task and does not show the GUI under the administrator account.
I wanted to run the software under the user session, but with admin rights (through the AdmiLink utility) and at the file system level, prohibit the user from changing data in the directory, but the software itself has the ability to delete entries, so this option is not suitable.
It seems that the task is quite typical, but something cannot be solved. Can you tell me something?

Answer 1

As an option - use the script on AutoIt, this thing can compile to exe
. The scheme is this - AutoIt launches the video recording program and makes it a HIDE window. To run the program use www.autoitscript.com/autoit3/docs/functions/RunAs.htm

Answer 2

Look in the direction of this free Mitov Software VideoLab solution . If we are talking only about recording video from a webcam, then a program with the necessary functionality is written in an hour

Answer 3

Lord, why? Have you used the built-in scheduler for a long time? :)
run anything, when necessary, with rights from whom you need :)