How to run a program in windows not as administrator?

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Mark Rosenthal2015-05-15 09:13:08

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Mark Rosenthal, 2015-05-15 09:13:08

Hello!
So I put the seven, put the software for access control and accounting for the slave. time. By default, the software runs with administrator rights, that is, it has a shield on it.
In general, the software does not perform (or performs?) any actions with / system32 and / Windows, so what for it has administrator rights - it's not clear.
In the UAC settings, you can lower the security level, but in the end this creates a security problem for the entire OS, and I don’t need these of yours ...
Question: what should I do?

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oia, 2015-05-15
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read www.oszone.net/10594/run_as_admin

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Artem @Jump, 2015-05-15
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How to run a program in windows not as administrator?

Obviously for this you need to run the program on behalf of a non-administrator user.

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Konstantin, 2015-05-15
@fallen8rwtf

hold either shift or control and RMB on the shortcut - Run as a different user. This method is for a one-time run.
Or go to the properties of the shortcut and in the tab Compatibility uncheck

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Vitaly Pukhov, 2015-05-15
@Neuroware

If the software requires such rights, then without them it will not work. If this is access control software, then it probably either needs to read information about processes or intercept network packets or something like that, which definitely requires administrator privileges. Alternatively, such an application can be run as a service as an administrator, and the user will work under his own rights