Open geepnozeex opened 1 year ago
Instead of this (GM64 cmd /c rd /s /q <...>
), try writing your command like this, omitting the "cmd /c" part:
GM64 rd /s /q <...>
Instead of this (
GM64 cmd /c rd /s /q <...>
), try writing your command like this, omitting the "cmd /c" part:GM64 rd /s /q <...>
cmd still run as administrator
In order to elevate its privileges to Trusted Installer, the program needs administrator rights, of course. Do you mean it fails to delete the directory you're asking it to delete ?
your utility cannot run a command from a batch file with rights trustedinstaller. I'll stay on superUser
Normally it can... if you want me to help you, could you send me your batch file ?
Command on first screenshot
http://ipic.su/img/img7/fs/Bezymyannyj.1694935334.png
God Mode = GM64