How to autorun bash script from user account as root?

Question

bash

there is a very simple bach script. It contains the launch of RDP and the init 0 command, which shuts down the computer when you exit RDP. Everything works on behalf of root, and RDP starts and when the session ends, the computer goes out, when you start it on behalf of the user, the computer does not turn off when the session ends. Question - how to start the script from under the user's account but with root rights so that init 0 will work?
@reboot /bin/1.bash registered in crontab (no sense)
Thank you in advance to all Linux owners. Very necessary

Answer 1

sudo

Answer 2

how to start a script from under the user's account but with root rights so that init 0 will work?

No way.
You need:
- man sudo
- changing the task statement
- a new script
- if something went wrong, go to step 1