Question: How can I run a powershell script via SingleInstanceAccumulator as admin?

[futuremotiondev]

This is an example registry entry I am using:

"%FM_BIN%\SingleInstanceAccumulator.exe" -t:125 -f "-c:pwsh -noprofile -noexit -Command \"& '%FM_PS_WRAPPERS%\Image\ImgOps-A07-CropSVG.ps1' -Overwrite -FileList $files \"" "%1"

But I'm running into "access denied" and permissions errors in some cases. I need to run this as admin, but I don't know how to alter the syntax to achieve this.

Any way you can point me in the right direction?

Thanks so much for any additional help.

[Beej126]

• there's lots of "elevator" tools but i'm liking "sudo" clones lately on the way to making Windows more and more in parity with Linux/Mac at the command line...
• here's a sudo i've been using: https://github.com/gerardog/gsudo
• since i like that it installs via winget: https://winget.run/pkg/gerardog/gsudo
  • i've started putting these little winget command lines into a script file per tool and then keeping them all in a "reinstall" folder for whenever i have to fire up a new fresh windows installation
• once that's installed, i think you'd just need to throw gsudo in front of your pwsh

let me know how that goes