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I was trying to run azman.msc as administrator from a normal user account, to grant my user account the ability to create and use hyper v machines.
No matter what I do, using runas or UAC or anything, azman.msc will not launch as though I were logged in as the Administrator account, even using /profile and /env.
Any ideas as to why this is?
Additionally, even with removing the hyper v role, I still don’t have the possibility of suspending or hibernating…
I’ve run into a ton of problems like this… the whole “run as a normal user” thing doesn’t quite pass the ‘just works’ muster, IMHO.
What I’m currently doing is running my ‘normal’ user as an Administrator. By that, I mean my productivity user. Any actual work that needs to get done gets done using this account. I have an account called ‘research’ that is standard user, and is reserved for all activities that could open the system to vulnerabilities (web browsing, primarily). It’s a server OS, so I can switch users with very little pain. It’s also good for time management, as web-browsing can be a black hole of a time sync 🙂
I’ve run into a ton of problems like this… the whole “run as a normal user” thing doesn’t quite pass the ‘just works’ muster, IMHO.
What I’m currently doing is running my ‘normal’ user as an Administrator. By that, I mean my productivity user. Any actual work that needs to get done gets done using this account. I have an account called ‘research’ that is standard user, and is reserved for all activities that could open the system to vulnerabilities (web browsing, primarily). It’s a server OS, so I can switch users with very little pain. It’s also good for time management, as web-browsing can be a black hole of a time sync 🙂
You might try this hack. To allow desktop interaction, have the task run as your normal acct, and “only when logged on”.
You might try this hack. To allow desktop interaction, have the task run as your normal acct, and “only when logged on”.
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