MakeMeAdmin utility
When you need to perform tasks that require elevated privileges, you use RunAs to start a program with the local Administrator account. You quickly realize two things:1. The program running as local Administrator cannot access network resources, since your local account is recognized only on your own computer; and
2. Any per-user settings apply to the local Administrator’s profile, not to the profile you normally work with.
MakeMeAdmin.cmd addresses these issues. When you run it, you get a Command Prompt running under your normal user account, but in a new logon session in which it is a member of the Administrators group. This Command Prompt and any programs started from it use your regular profile, authenticate as you on the network, but have full local admin privileges. All other programs continue to run with your regular, unprivileged account.(continue at source)








