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NT Scripting on Windows 2000 dumb question. CDrecord involved.

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djheater

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I'm guessing it's impossible.

I'm writing an NT Shell Script to burn a CD using CDRecord, but I've got a big problem.

The User I want to use the script as is not an Admin, and doesn't seem to be able to see the CD-writer through cdrecord.

A CDrecord -scanbus yields "No target found". The same statement run under Administrator comes up with all IDE Devices.

Is there a way to call the script as Administrator?

Any help or thoughts appreciated. Thanks
 
Why a user? You could set it up as a service on the local machine and script using NET START <service>,


Originally posted by: djheater
I'm guessing it's impossible.

I'm writing an NT Shell Script to burn a CD using CDRecord, but I've got a big problem.

The User I want to use the script as is not an Admin, and doesn't seem to be able to see the CD-writer through cdrecord.

A CDrecord -scanbus yields "No target found". The same statement run under Administrator comes up with all IDE Devices.

Is there a way to call the script as Administrator?

Any help or thoughts appreciated. Thanks
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