Specifies a set of user credentials to use for all subsequent Run and RunWait functions.
RunAs User, Password, Domain
Type: String
If this and the other parameters are all omitted, the RunAs feature will be turned off, which restores Run and RunWait to their default behavior. Otherwise, specify the username under which new processes will be created.
Type: String
If blank or omitted, it defaults to a blank password. Otherwise, specify the User's password. Note that passing blank passwords is not allowed by default, according to the OS policy "Accounts: Limit local account use of blank passwords to console logon only".
Type: String
If blank or omitted, a local account will be used. Otherwise, specify User's domain. If that fails to work, try using @YourComputerName.
If the script is running with restricted privileges due to User Account Control (UAC), any programs it launches will typically also be restricted, even if RunAs is used. To elevate a process, use Run *RunAs instead.
This function does nothing other than notify AutoHotkey to use (or not use) alternate user credentials for all subsequent Run and RunWait functions. The credentials are not validated by this function.
If an invalid User, Password, and/or Domain is specified, Run and RunWait will display an error message explaining the problem (unless this error is caught by a Try/Catch statement).
While the RunAs feature is in effect, Run and RunWait will not able to launch documents, URLs, or system verbs. In other words, the file to be launched must be an executable file.
The "Secondary Logon" service must be set to manual or automatic for this function to work (the OS should automatically start it upon demand if set to manual).