This means that the execution of any process or simply a program ... scripts as an administrator. Because this is a whole lot big procedure, so, we will be adding an option Run as Administrator ...

Admin Privileges and User Accounts ... you can hide the window of any application you add to this program. Once you have added the applications, you can run them directly from RunAsTool.

The most recent examples are Steam (one of the games does not run unless Steam is ran as administrator ... when trying to install or uninstall a few programs. I cannot pinpoint the moment this ...

Even if you've set up your user account to be an Administrator (the default setting if yours is the only account on the PC), Windows insists on running most programs using a standard user token.