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Norustem Norustem2015-07-30 13:10:59
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Norustem Norustem, 2015-07-30 13:10:59

How to run the program as Administrator in a domain environment?

Good afternoon toasters. The company has installed software for smart hdd analysis. Due to the free license, the choice fell on CrystalDisk info, but in order for the program to analyze the hdd state, privileged rights are needed. When the program starts, the UAC window appears, after typing the administrator password, the program functions. I would like to automate the launch of the program, so as not to go to everyone to drive in a password. Please tell me what are the solutions?
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The structure of the network is domain, I tried it through the task manager, it didn’t help, it just didn’t start.

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FuriousAngel, 2015-07-30
@Norustem

If you really want to use CrystalDisk info then why not just create a task in the task scheduler? there you can just specify under whom to run .. in theory, UAC should not arise.

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Evgeny, 2015-07-30
@yellowmew

Do you need users to monitor?
If this is still an administrative task, which means "collect data", then use the remote launch of the portable version via PowerShell or psexec with the /copyexit key.
It will create a "diskinfo.txt" or "diskinfox64.txt" file in the startup directory with a description of the state of the disks and smart

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Tr3m, 2015-07-30
@Tr3m

yellowmew is absolutely right.
You need to dig in the direction of psexec. If you need to enable users to monitor, you can try with the -i switch. (Run in interactive mode)
ps
psexec can get a list of machines from a txt file

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