Run CMD as Admin local user UAC

[Rogue5099]

With the following code I want to read the system defrag status to a GUI.  I have UAC disabled on my PC and I am able to get the results.  When I run this on other PC's it says they don't have the correct privileges.

$iPID = Run(@ComSpec & ' /C defrag ' & @HomeDrive & ' /a /v', "", @SW_HIDE, $STDOUT_CHILD)

I have #RequireAdmin at the begining of my script but this still does not pass on to a sub-process.

I don't mind UAC interrupting and asking for permission.  Even tried RunAs() but each computer's Password is different if even non existent. 

I see how to open cmd by clicking start menu, typing cmd, right clicking Command Prompt, clicking Run As Admin does work but how do I tell CMD that through AutoIt?

(This is not for a network just several local computers.)

I just want to run the above line in Admin CMD and have UAC prompt if needed.

[Rogue5099]

I'm still at a loss here.  I've tried several ways to get this to no avail.

Edited April 10, 2014 by Rogue5099

[Gianni]

I do not know if >this will be useful...

[jguinch]

Sub-processes started by a program that has itself been run with elevated privileges normally inherit the elevation.
The problem may be that the user is not a member of the administrators group (which is required to run defrag).

You can add a check for this in your code :

#RequireAdmin
If NOT IsAdmin() Then Exit MsgBox(16, "Error", "Access denied")