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#Error 740 elevated permissions are required to run dism update
#Error 740 elevated permissions are required to run dism full
#Error 740 elevated permissions are required to run dism code

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#Error 740 elevated permissions are required to run dism update

I'm investigating this behavior and will update my article as far will find a solution to hide a window of started elevated process.

Redirecting I/O and hiding the window can only work if the process is started by CreateProcess() which requires UseShellExecute.

ProcessStartInfo.Verb will only have an effect if the process is started by ShellExecuteEx() which requires UseShellExecute = true.

Right-click the PowerShell and choose Run as administrator. Click the Search button and type PowerShell. Unfortunately, it seems that it's not possible to hide child process window and elevate its privileges in the same time: If the Command Prompt not working in Windows 10, you can also run the CHKDSK /F or /R command in Windows PowerShell to fix hard drive errors. Now there is no needs to run the whole application under elevated privileges mode when it is not necessary.

#Error 740 elevated permissions are required to run dism full

And if yes - an additional parameter is being added and passed to the same application but started with administrative rights and redirected console output.Īnd in the second, the core functionality is being executed with full privileges gained. The executing flow is being separated to the two parts: in the first, it's being determined whenever elevated privileges are required relying on command line arguments specified or not. Public static ApplicationSettings Settings Let's declare the skeleton of such console application.Įntry point method parses input command line arguments and branches the flow control relying on the parse results wrapped into an object: To clarify, an Adminstrator account, is running everything with the 'Run as Adminstrator' box checked, without needing the box checked. Usually the part of the program requires elevated privileges is a settings form which writes to Windows registry when the core functionality - don't.Īnother case - a console application where core functionality requires elevated privileges and some helpers - such as help message displaying - don't. Googled the missing dll and found this update: It's a Universal C Runtime update which contains the missing 'api-ms-win-crt-runtime-1-1-0.dll.' If you. Because of certain checks it runs, it wont allow DS to run on an Administrator account, due to the elevated permissions the account inherently has. The article covers a case when the calling application is a console with a number of command line arguments: some of them can be run in normal mode and some - only with administrative rights.

#Error 740 elevated permissions are required to run dism code

Separate the code base into two parts: the first doesn't require elevated privileges and the second - does, so call one from another.