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I am trying to autostart a program with admin privileges using the task scheduler trick outlined here:
Make Vista launch UAC restricted programs at startup with Task Scheduler | Microsoft Windows | TechRepublic.com
But, I'm running into a problem. The program is Everything Search Engine. When I start it from Task Scheduler with admin rights the program is not visible to me in my standard user account. I can see it running in task manager if I select "Show processes from all users".
How can I make visible a program that was started in this manner? The trigger I have in Task Scheduler is Logon of my Standard User acct.
Make Vista launch UAC restricted programs at startup with Task Scheduler | Microsoft Windows | TechRepublic.com
But, I'm running into a problem. The program is Everything Search Engine. When I start it from Task Scheduler with admin rights the program is not visible to me in my standard user account. I can see it running in task manager if I select "Show processes from all users".
How can I make visible a program that was started in this manner? The trigger I have in Task Scheduler is Logon of my Standard User acct.