In Windows Server 2008 or later, a User Account Control function (hereafter called "UAC") has been added to enhance security.
Cases where UAC is enabled and disabled are explained below.
When UAC is enabled
When any user other than the built-in Administrator account (including accounts in the Administrators group) executes a process or program that requires administrator permissions, the "Permissions granted/authorized dialog" is displayed. Permissions granted or authorized must be confirmed.
When UAC is disabled
Processes or programs that require administrator permissions must be executed by either the built-in Administrator account or a user account in the Administrators group.
The operating conditions are shown below.
Account Type | UAC: Enabled | UAC: Disabled |
|---|---|---|
Built-in Administrator account | A | A |
User account in the Administrators group | B | A |
Standard user account | B | C |
A: Runs without displaying the permissions granted dialog box.
B: Displays the permissions granted dialog box, and runs if permissions are approved.
C: Does not run, because Administrator permissions cannot be obtained.
If you do not wish to perform the dialog process using the administrator permissions dialog box, and the conditions marked as "B" in the table above apply (for example, in batch processing), the program must be executed using administrator permissions with one of the following methods:
In the Command Prompt, use the runas command to execute the program as a user with administrator permissions or the permissions required to operate AdvancedCopy Manager CCM. A password must be entered.
[Batch file (test.bat) execution example]
runas /noprofile /user:mymachine\acmuser "cmd.exe /k test.bat
In the Task Scheduler, specify "Execute with top level privileges" to operate the program.
Execute the program with the Command Prompt.
For Windows Server 2008 or Windows Server 2008 R2
From the Start menu, select All Programs > Accessories and right-click on Command Prompt. Specify "Run as Administrator" to run the Command Prompt. Execute the program from the Command Prompt.
For Windows Server 2012 or later
Specify "Command Prompt (Admin)" to run the Command Prompt. Execute the program from the Command Prompt.
