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Hello,

on windows 7, the is a new option to execute the program with the admin rights, how can we modify the FileCreateShortcut or create a new function to activate it?

The program is not made with autoit! With AutoIt, I know we have the option #RequireAdmin.

Below, the picture to see this new option, sorry it's in french :

post-39014-0-15282500-1313745696_thumb.p

Thanks in advance for you help

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Hello,

on windows 7, the is a new option to execute the program with the admin rights, how can we modify the FileCreateShortcut or create a new function to activate it?

The program is not made with autoit! With AutoIt, I know we have the option #RequireAdmin.

Below, the picture to see this new option, sorry it's in french :

post-39014-0-15282500-1313745696_thumb.p

Thanks in advance for you help

Do you mean that you want the shortcut to run the program as admin but without the user being asked for the admin password?
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I just want to create a shortcut and activate this option.

After, if the windows requires a new user and password, I didn't care...

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Take a look in the registry: HKEY_CURRENT_USER\Software\Microsoft\Windows NT\CurrentVersion\AppCompatFlags\Layers

Compatibility settings should be stored there.

Edited by JFX

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