Question : Scheduled task does run if it requires admin elevation

I am trying to schedule a task that normally gets a UAC prompt. Is there a way to run a task like this without getting the UAC prompt?

Answer : Scheduled task does run if it requires admin elevation

Sounds like this page has your answer:

http://www.winhelponline.com/blog/run-programs-elevated-without-getting-the-uac-prompt/

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