#ELEVATED PERMISSIONS ARE REQUIRED TO RUN DISM WINDOWS 8.1 WINDOWS#
" Or, you can use the Windows installation media as the file source when you enable the. I got this from a kb article for installing. My batch file is simply this command, though I have added echo, pause, etc for the purpose of troubleshooting to see if it's running. The command I am trying to run is "Dism /online /enable-feature /featurename:NetFx3 /All /Source:\sources\sxs /LimitAccess".
NET 3.5 Framework from a network share for a program that requires it in Windows 8. Is there a way to run a batch file with an elevated command prompt? Do I need to use another scripting language (I'm not opposed to others, I'm just most familiar with batch)?ĭoes your "primary" batch file execute other, self-contained batch files? If so, are you using the "call" command? I have created another batch file with runas domain\admin that then runs my first script, but even though it is running as administrator it returns an error saying that it needs an elevated command prompt. I have created a shortcut to my batch file and checked the box for run as administrator with the same result.
I have added echo, pause, etc, to see if anything is running, and even made a batch file to open notepad, with the same result (nothing happens when run as administrator). I have tried right clicking the batch file and clicking run as administrator, but all that happens is a command prompt pops up and disappears without running anything.
The problem I am running into is I am unable to run it as administrator. The command I am trying to run requires elevated command prompt (DISM). I am attempting to create a batch file for automated installation in Windows 8.1.
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