RunOnceEx runs in the context of administrator or user privilege?

[djhawthorn]

Quick question: Does RunOnceEx runs in the context of an administrator account or the currently logged on user?

I would assume it runs as the logged on user (and thus inherits the access that user has), but I just wanted to confirm as I can't find anything clear on this yet.

If this is the case, presumably you can use "runas" to raise the privileges of the command you want to execute?

The dumber they think you are, the more surprised they'll be when you kill them!

 

[cpjust]

Create a .bat file with this line:

@ECHO %USERNAME% > WhoAmI.txt

Then run that .bat file from the RunOnceEx key and see which user shows up.