If you are logged on to an account other than the built in local administrator account you may see the following security alert dialog.

Every application you run from that cmd-box will be elevated as well, and you will not need to use the 'runas' syntax from that cmd-box.

It is useful to have a cmd-box shell that's already elevated, by running 'runas /user:administrator cmd.exe'. You will be prompted for the password of the Administrator account. Make sure to either log-on as the built-in Administrator account, or explicitly invoke applications as the built-in Administrator, as needed, using the 'runas' cmd-line tool.įor example, to launch notepad.exe you could run this command: 'runas /user:administrator notepad.exe'. Make sure you have administrative privileges on the machine: By default, you do not have them if you are logged on as a user other than the built-in Administrator account, even if this user was added to the local Administrators group on the machine (this is a new security feature in Windows Server 2008, called LUA, which is beyond the scope of this article). For more information on IIS 7.0 on Windows Vista, please review the article IIS 7.0 Features and Vista Editions before continuing. Make sure you have installed one of the supported editions of Windows Vista/Windows Server 2008 before proceeding. This walkthrough is for the following editions of Windows Vista / Windows Server 2008: Windows Vista/Windows Server 2008 Editions Supported This lab will illustrate the use of pkgmgr command line parameters for installing optional features. Pkgmgr can take a list of windows features to install on the command line or take an xml file name as a parameter for unattend installs. Allows you to install / uninstall Windows Vista Optional Features directly from command prompt or from scripts.Replaces sysocmgr.exe for installing Windows Optional Features.I have no idea if the out.put is what you are is a new command tool in Windows Vista® / Windows Server® 2008 for installing Windows Optional Features: % newverseprob.tex try for French hanging I have tried, but failed to entice the verse package to do this but found that there is a way to do this manually using the \> linebreak command. Going back, I think that you only use gmverse because it automatically provides 'French Hanging'.

Install endnote from command line