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I'm sure I'm just doing something wrong, and I apologise in advance for my stupidity...
I had used SuRun sometime ago in version 1.2.0.9beta but just recently took it up again with 1.2.1.2, on a Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit system, a Domain member.
A program which, in the Start Menu, includes /options after the "C:\Program Files (x86)\Author\Program\Executable.exe", does not seem to be noticed by SuRun; the usual Windows UAC prompt still comes up. Programs which do not have /options in the Start Menu shortcuts/.lnk files, are recognised by SuRun and launch automatically with administrator rights correctly.
Specific example, Ninite Updater, the Start Menu .lnk shortcut is:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Ninite Updater\NiniteUpdater.exe" /updaterclient /stub:trayapp
If that exact path is in my user's StartUp folder (to start automatically when the user logs in), SuRun notices it and starts it automatically as administrator.
But if I tap the Windows/Start key, type "Ninite" and click on the Start Menu item which Windows Search finds on the computer (which is that exact same path), then Windows UAC pops up, not SuRun.
What am I doing wrong? / What is the correct way to teach SuRun about a program which is started from a Start Menu Shortcut/.lnk which has /options at the end?
thanks,
-Jay
I had used SuRun sometime ago in version 1.2.0.9beta but just recently took it up again with 1.2.1.2, on a Windows 7 Enterprise 64-bit system, a Domain member.
A program which, in the Start Menu, includes /options after the "C:\Program Files (x86)\Author\Program\Executable.exe", does not seem to be noticed by SuRun; the usual Windows UAC prompt still comes up. Programs which do not have /options in the Start Menu shortcuts/.lnk files, are recognised by SuRun and launch automatically with administrator rights correctly.
Specific example, Ninite Updater, the Start Menu .lnk shortcut is:
"C:\Program Files (x86)\Ninite Updater\NiniteUpdater.exe" /updaterclient /stub:trayapp
If that exact path is in my user's StartUp folder (to start automatically when the user logs in), SuRun notices it and starts it automatically as administrator.
But if I tap the Windows/Start key, type "Ninite" and click on the Start Menu item which Windows Search finds on the computer (which is that exact same path), then Windows UAC pops up, not SuRun.
What am I doing wrong? / What is the correct way to teach SuRun about a program which is started from a Start Menu Shortcut/.lnk which has /options at the end?
thanks,
-Jay