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Is it possible to switch to an admin user from a regular user within a PowerShell SSH session (similar to Linux's su <user>) without even connecting to a remote desktop session and open Power...
#2: Post edited
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Canina
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2021-11-19T17:00:49Z (about 3 years ago)
Please don't use `code` blocks for quotes or emphasis
Is it possible to switch to an admin user from a regular user within a PowerShell SSH session (similar to Linux's `su <user>`) without even connecting to a remote desktop session and open PowerShell with `Run as Administrator` and the User Access Control hell (aka requiring interactive window station)?P.S.: Disabling UAC to bypass the `requiring interactive window station` is considered as a bad answer for me.
- Is it possible to switch to an admin user from a regular user within a PowerShell SSH session (similar to Linux's `su <user>`) without even connecting to a remote desktop session and open PowerShell with "Run as Administrator" and the User Access Control hell (aka requiring interactive window station)?
- P.S.: Disabling UAC to bypass the requirement for an interactive window station is considered as a bad answer for me.
#1: Initial revision
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ajhalili2006
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2021-11-19T14:53:19Z (about 3 years ago)
Switching to an admin user within Powershell SSH session
Is it possible to switch to an admin user from a regular user within a PowerShell SSH session (similar to Linux's `su <user>`) without even connecting to a remote desktop session and open PowerShell with `Run as Administrator` and the User Access Control hell (aka requiring interactive window station)? P.S.: Disabling UAC to bypass the `requiring interactive window station` is considered as a bad answer for me.