Written below is intended for advanced users ... not so much! (with)
In all the articles read, regardless of the author’s “religion”, we see one and the same recommendation - “do not work under the administrator’s account”. How to be Windows users accustomed to the graphical interface.
runas username command
you say. And if I need to change the rights to a specific directory? Cacls. After chmod, cacls at least seems unusual (for me personally and uncomfortable). And how to change the ip address? net to you!
Yeah, and a drum around his neck . And again, this is not ipconfig.
As always, everything is simple to disgrace. Under the user account, run the command line, in which we enter the following:
runas /user:_ "explorer /separate"
where username is a user with administrator rights.
Voila! In the window that appears, you can use your usual way to configure access to files, go to the control panel, connect to a network folder and much more.