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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.
As a final note,
All I can tell you is that I was there, I know because these systems came into the shop I worked at. I saw it with my own 2 eyes. I dealt with the customers and the OEM's when they bought a system with junk specs and Vista. I had customers come in insisting they wanted a 300$ PC with Vista. I refused to build it, they would complain and walk out and say they will call dell/hp Best buy etc. we lost their money blah blah blah. I'ld smile and say ok,, see ya later (meaning literally you will bring me your trash and complain about it) and I will take your money and fix it. For the most part I liked working in retail consumer break/fix. There is money to be had there.
I understand GeekSquad as much crap as they are really.
All I can tell you is that I was there, I know because these systems came into the shop I worked at. I saw it with my own 2 eyes. I dealt with the customers and the OEM's when they bought a system with junk specs and Vista. I had customers come in insisting they wanted a 300$ PC with Vista. I refused to build it, they would complain and walk out and say they will call dell/hp Best buy etc. we lost their money blah blah blah. I'ld smile and say ok,, see ya later (meaning literally you will bring me your trash and complain about it) and I will take your money and fix it. For the most part I liked working in retail consumer break/fix. There is money to be had there.
I understand GeekSquad as much crap as they are really.
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