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Powershell & CMD.exe Launch Options

Add ability to launch both CMD.exe and PowerShell as either the SYSTEM user or Logged-In User.

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  • Nick Maynard commented  ·   ·  Report

    this is crucial when running winget or WSL. This should be implemented. At present I have no way have running winget or WSL as the end user

  • Marco Miele commented  ·   ·  Report

    This feature is really important.

    This is because many times we find ourselves having to give simple commands which however must be given as a logged in user and not as system.
    Until now I have used Ninja One which allowed you to select the following options:

    CMD:
    --> USER 32Bit
    --> USER 64Bit

    --> SYSTEM 32Bit
    --> SYSTEM 64Bit

    POWERSHELL:
    --> USER 32Bit
    --> USER 64Bit

    --> SYSTEM 32Bit
    --> SYSTEM 64Bit

  • Rob Klarner commented  ·   ·  Report

    This is present in many other RMM solutions and is so useful.

  • admin admin commented  ·   ·  Report

    Most of every other RMM i have used has this!

    This would be great as sometimes you need to be in a remote shell/cmd as the logged in user. i.e cmd net use, to view network drives or add and delete them.

  • Adam Beer commented  ·   ·  Report

    This would be super helpful. Sometimes we just want to run a quick command through CMD or Powershell as the current user. But in order to do this, we have to create a script, then run the script.

    Being able to open a command prompt as the user would be fantastic.

  • abigael abigael commented  ·   ·  Report

    When we go to access terminal for a command line for windows device, it would be nice if it was ran by the root or it could be run as the currently logged in user.

  • Lenny Firmin commented  ·   ·  Report

    A drop down as current user or for it to have the ability to read available enabled users on file would be great if a shared device