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When a process is elevated how can I get the windows authentication ID of the non elevated session

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问题 I need to get the AuthenticationID as returned by GetTokenInformation with the TokenStatistics class for the user that logged in on the station whether I'm elevated or not. Lemme give you some more info. Suppose I do : var Result = GetTokenInformation(WindowsIdentity.GetCurrent().Token, TOKEN_INFORMATION_CLASS.TokenStatistics, TokenInformation, TokenInfLength, out TokenInfLength); This will allow me to get the AuthenticationID from the TokenInformation structure without problem. Let's say the

When a process is elevated how can I get the windows authentication ID of the non elevated session

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How to set the process priority in C++

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问题 I am working on a program to sort data, and I need to to set the process to priority 31, which I believe is the highest process priority in Windows. I have done some research, but can't figure out how to do it in C++. 回答1: The Windows API call SetPriorityClass allows you to change your process priority, see the example in the MSDN documentation, and use REALTIME_PRIORITY_CLASS to set the highest priority: SetPriorityClass(GetCurrentProcess(), REALTIME_PRIORITY_CLASS) Caution : if you are

Start process as limited user from elevated script

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问题 I have an elevated console running some bat files. Having this console running in elevated mode is mandatory for it to be able to perform some tasks like managing network shares, etc without asking for permissions. But sometimes the scripts also have to launch some applications which are not desired to run elevated. So we want our elevated bats to start come application in non-elevated mode. Is there any built-in way to do this on Windows? Processes were started with DOS command START up to

Set app to require elevation?

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问题 I'm working on the bootstrap application of a new installer for some of our products. So far, I've been relying on two things that I read about somewhere: Applications whose name contains "setup" or "install" will run elevated by default. Applications that run elevated will launch other applications in elevated mode. Recent testing has found that one or both of these statements is false, because one of the applications that I'm launching is a third party installer that requires elevation, and

Set app to require elevation?

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Newly compiled application requires UAC/elevation?

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问题 I have a system, I set it up as a normal with UAC, and in my delphi environment I compile my project named ka.exe, I create a installshield project for it. setup and everything completes ok! but whenever I start my program, it requires elevation and I don't have any clue why. just to be sure installshield is not playing mindgames on me, I compiled a new .exe, and copy it manually over to my networked computer. the icon looks the same, and it also have this UAC shield on it. my project has

Impersonating in .NET using Process.Start and UAC

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问题 I am trying to run programs from another .NET program that requires elevation using the impersonation option of the Process.Start (System.Diagnostics) method. The user for impersonation is a local administrator. The O/S is 2008 and UAC is turned on. Whenever calling process start I'm getting a Win32 permission error: "The requested operation requires elevation" 回答1: If the .NET application you are calling is configured properly in the app.manifest, you don't have to specify anything in the

How to set the process priority in C++

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I am working on a program to sort data, and I need to to set the process to priority 31, which I believe is the highest process priority in Windows. I have done some research, but can't figure out how to do it in C++. lunixbochs The Windows API call SetPriorityClass allows you to change your process priority, see the example in the MSDN documentation, and use REALTIME_PRIORITY_CLASS to set the highest priority: SetPriorityClass(GetCurrentProcess(), REALTIME_PRIORITY_CLASS) Caution : if you are asking for true realtime priority, you are going to get it. This is a nuke. The OS will mercilessly

Start process as limited user from elevated script

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I have an elevated console running some bat files. Having this console running in elevated mode is mandatory for it to be able to perform some tasks like managing network shares, etc without asking for permissions. But sometimes the scripts also have to launch some applications which are not desired to run elevated. So we want our elevated bats to start come application in non-elevated mode. Is there any built-in way to do this on Windows? Processes were started with DOS command START up to the date. By the way, the machine is a Windows 7 Ultimate Edition x64. I know this isue is already