New App: Right-Click Tools

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Yesterday at 11:45 AM

LesFerch said:
It only matters what context you're in when you run the command.

So, if you use the option "PowerShell Here as TrustedInstaller" and then enter a Set-ItemProperty command to touch the date, that command will be running with TrustedInstaller access.

Similarly, if you double-click an exe, such as BulkFileChanger.exe, from within the Privileged file manager window, that exe will be running with the same access.

Thanks @garlin as I always learn something from you. Since this thread is about @LesFerch's Right-Click tool, it was more of a question of how to do some things. I am a real novice when it comes to PowerShell.

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