Run batch file with elevated privileges

[ckth26]

Hi,

I am making one of my first ventures into scripting and I've run into a not-so-small hiccup.  I am trying to call a batch file in my AutoIt script but the batch file needs to be run with elevated privileges.  I have tried RunAsWait and used administrator credentials but it is not working for me.  I've tried searching for an answer but I don't understand the examples given well enough to try them out myself.  The batch file uninstalls a program, modifies the registry, and deletes folders from Program Files.  My AutoIt script will be compiled and placed in the startup folder on the computers that we need to work on because the computer will lose network connectivity after a required reboot after the script is placed on the computer.  The script will be used on Windows 10 if that matters.  Here is the code in question:

RunAsWait($sUserName, @ComputerName, $sPassword, 0, 'C:\folder\Script.cmd')
      _FileCreate ( 'c:\folder\1.txt' )
      MsgBox($MB_SYSTEMMODAL, "Restart", "Step 1 of 2 is complete. Clicking OK will reboot your computer.  Please save your work prior to clicking OK.")
      Shutdown(6)

Any help or guidance would be greatly appreciated.

[JoHanatCent]

Maybe do everything in your script.cmd with autoit?