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In Windows (10 specifically) why can a user stop or start a service via services.msc but if attempting to do this via cmd require an elevated shell?

By JamesPosted on December 14, 2022

QUESTION : As the title suggests. I had a user who has rights to open services.msc and can start/stop/edit the […]

How to run a command as administrator in Windows? [duplicate]

By JamesPosted on August 1, 2022

QUESTION : This question already has answers here: Closed 11 years ago. Possible Duplicate: is there any ‘Sudo’ command for […]

Find Out the TrustLevel of a Running Process

By JamesPosted on October 20, 2021

QUESTION : I can run processes with a specific TrustLevel like this: RunAs /TrustLevel:0x20000 process.exe But, how do I find […]

Query regarding UAC and editing files in Windows system folders

By JamesPosted on June 13, 2021

QUESTION : If I try to edit a text file in a system folder such as Program Files or Windows […]

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