Windows xp: How to run a program as an other user
Filed in Windows xp on Oct.23, 2007. Email This article to a Friend
As you might know, you should use a limited user account when using windows xp. This to protect your computer and data from unauthorized program activity. Otherwise, read Windows xp: How to use your computer on daily basis with user accounts
Sometimes a software needs to be executed as a "administrator". This is how you run a program as another user:
- Right click on shortcut
- Click "Properties"
- Go to tab "Shortcut"
- Click "Advanced"
- Click "Run with different credentials"

- Press OK!
The next time you click the shortcut, a new window opens. Select the user you want to use and type the password.






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