How do I run a MULTIPLE programs from command prompt as a different user and as an admin

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Basically the below question, except I would like to launch multiple programs with a single command. Can the syntax be expanded to achieve this? The solution is offered by Coruscate5.

How do I run a program from command prompt as a different user and as an admin

Syntax for a single program is: runas /user:DOMAIN\USER2 /savecred "powershell -c start-process -FilePath "'C:\PATH\TO\YOUR\EXECUTABLE.EXE'" -verb runAs"

What would be the syntax for launching EXECUTABLE.EXE, and EXECUTABLE2.EXE, and EXECUTABLE3.EXE? Note: the same credentials are to be used for all programs.

Edit: Command Prompt will prompt for a password, "Enter the password for DOMAIN\USER2:". The password should preferably need to be entered only once. Alternatively, once per executable (with no other commands required inbetween).

why do you use powershell to run windows executable file? You cen run it directly by Runas command. To run multiple executables, create a batch file with multiple commands (each line each command) and start such batch — user2956477, May 18 '22 at 13:36

score 1 · Answer 1 · answered May 19 '22 at 02:43

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runas /user:username "cmd /c start EXECUTABLE1.EXE & start EXECUTABLE2.EXE"

answered May 19 '22 at 02:43

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How do I run a MULTIPLE programs from command prompt as a different user and as an admin

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