cmd Scripts ask for elevated prompt

[FMartel]

I made a script to run a mmc console for de "Users & Computers of the domain" (DSA.EXE)

@Echo Off
C:\Windows\System32\runas.exe /netonly /user:domain\user  "mmc dsa.msc"

But I ran into this error :

RUNAS error: Impossible to execute - mmc dsa.msc

740 :The requested operation requires elevation.

 

I've also tried this :

runas /netonly /user:"domain.local\user.admin" c:\Windows\System32\dsac.exe

with the same error message above, as a result.

 

The web doesn't answer my question as all they say is :

Well, just right click on your batch file and run it as an admin !

 

 

What I want it to do, is in a dark black DOS like screen, ask me for my admin user's password to execute the program...

 

Please help

Thank you.

[Mira Yurizaki]

CMD has no provisions to self elevate. You have to install something extra, like PsExec, to get CMD to run something elevated.

[FMartel]

As I try to run the shortcut as my domain admin account (edit the shortcut, add /netonly /domain\adminUser) it runs it as the "local admin", which I can't make any changes in it...

[FMartel]

I solved my problem with Display fusion.
I created a shortcut directly to DSA.exe and forcing it to "Run as an admin"