Does anyone know how to create a Powershell script (that I can add to a batch file) to disable the Windows-10 secpol.msc option: "User Account Control: Run all administrators in Admin Approval Mode"
I can already complete this action manually via the following actions: Start -> run -> secpol.msc -> Expand Local Policies and then, expand security options -> Scroll down to: "User Account Control: Run all administrators in Admin Approval Mode" and select: disabled -> Click the button "Apply" and then, click on "OK". However, I foresee this taking a while on multiple computers that we are testing (alongside other commands), so, I'm trying to create a batch file of powershell commands to help me during this test period.
If you can explain the basic guidelines - I would appreciate it. - from this: I should be able to repeat it for some other options.
For context: Using this as a temp. workaround for older applications running in windows-10 (whilst searching for new replacements).
Thank you in advance for all future assistance and guidance provided.
