elevated-privileges

问题 I want to run the setup with PrivilegesRequired=lowest . How to set and run an application (dxwebsetup.exe) to install with my setup with Administrator privileges? My code (Inno Setup - Avoid displaying filenames of sub-installers): procedure CurStepChanged(CurStep: TSetupStep); var ProgressPage: TOutputProgressWizardPage; ResultCode: Integer; begin if CurStep = ssInstall then begin if IsComponentSelected('DirectX') then begin ProgressPage := CreateOutputProgressPage('Installing prerequsities

问题 I want to run the setup with PrivilegesRequired=lowest . How to set and run an application (dxwebsetup.exe) to install with my setup with Administrator privileges? My code (Inno Setup - Avoid displaying filenames of sub-installers): procedure CurStepChanged(CurStep: TSetupStep); var ProgressPage: TOutputProgressWizardPage; ResultCode: Integer; begin if CurStep = ssInstall then begin if IsComponentSelected('DirectX') then begin ProgressPage := CreateOutputProgressPage('Installing prerequsities

问题 I want to run the setup with PrivilegesRequired=lowest . How to set and run an application (dxwebsetup.exe) to install with my setup with Administrator privileges? My code (Inno Setup - Avoid displaying filenames of sub-installers): procedure CurStepChanged(CurStep: TSetupStep); var ProgressPage: TOutputProgressWizardPage; ResultCode: Integer; begin if CurStep = ssInstall then begin if IsComponentSelected('DirectX') then begin ProgressPage := CreateOutputProgressPage('Installing prerequsities

问题 I have read that there are some registers that an x86 CPU cannot modify while in user mode (I believe these registers are called "privileged registers"). But can an x86 CPU read the values of these registers while in user mode, or is even reading not allowed? 回答1: All the registers you'd normally use for computation can be read/written in any mode (GP integer, x87/MMX, XMM/YMM/ZMM and AVX512 k0-7 mask registers), but there are many registers that are basically mode/control settings. Some

问题 I am currently working on a system that the only way to become root is via the command "sudo bash". My intentions are to use Ansible to install dependencies and configure files, and the currently documented methods of privilege escalation do not work with my current system setup. 回答1: If only sudo bash is available for you, then ansible with a controler <-> remote host connection is not a good candidate as this is a known limitation of the privilege escalation feature. To explain a bit

问题 I'm trying to run another installer at the end of the installation ( postinstall ). The installer needs administrator provileges. So PrivilegesRequired=admin was added and the error still was there. Error message below: Unable to execute file: C:\Users\User1\AppData\Local\Multi Webcam Video Recorder\webcam.exe CreateProcess failed; code 740. The requested operation requires elevation. #define MyAppName "Multi Webcam Video Recorder" #define MyAppExeName "webcam.exe" [Setup] AppName={#MyAppName

问题 Much as it is possible to use ExecAsOriginalUser to run something using the starting/logged in user's credentials, is there a command or way to run a particular piece of code as a specific user? To explain further, I am writing the computer name into a log on a file share at the end of installation. This works perfectly as long as not installing using a local Administrator account which does not have a matching local Administrator account on the server. Therefore, what I need to do is have

问题 When users try to uninstall their own single user installation (for example installed using lowestprivileges none and HKCU entries ) with 'Add/Remove Programs' in the Control Panel, everything works fine (that is, non-admin users can uninstall their own non-admin installation). However the uninstaller will be elevated, when users start it from 'Apps & features' (Windows 10). This seems to be a known Windows 10 bug: How to prevent uninstaller elevating for Standard Windows 10 user? Is there a

问题 I am wondering if I am encountering the same bug with Windows 10 discussed in this post. I am having a problem with uninstalling a program installed by a standard user without elevation. I am using INNO Setup, so I have PrivilegesRequired=lowest, and INNO does not prompt for elevated privilege, and installs for the current user, and creates an uninstaller, e.g. uninst000.exe, in my application folder, and I have INNO put an icon for the uninstaller in a Start Menu group for my app (all this

问题 I am trying to modify the installation package for one of our legacy WinForms component. The goal I want to achieve is to avoid elevating privileges and do all works without admin rights. The problem is that the component is implemented in two DLLs - the core functionality redistributed with compiled apps and the design-time functionality needed only for the WinForms designer. To provide all design-time features of the component, VS should "know" how to find the design-time DLL. Earlier we