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  1. 31290
    Hi everyone, I'm writing a tool that will help my technician adding a user in the local admin group. 1- As the user, at first, is not part of the group, launching the .exe file ask for admin credentials. Thing is, whereas I'm using RunWait(@ComSpec & ' /c ' & 'Net LocalGroup Administrators' & @username & ' /add' ,"") The @username macro is taking the admin user account in the variable instead of the current logged user one. Do you know how can I face this and have the "real" username value returned? 2- do you guys think it's possible to give the admin access temporary? Maybe something to write in the reg? task scheduler? compare dates and execute a .exe? etc...? Thanks in advance -31290
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