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@@ -281,6 +281,34 @@ elevate_from_menu.mp4 shows the case where elevation is initiated directly from
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Please review the videos and the description above to check if there are any differences in behavior depending on the situation.
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Also, make sure you're entering the correct account format, depending on whether you're using a local or domain account.
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> Case: The issue was simply that I had initially used just administrator instead of zentrale\administrator.
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Once I used the correct format along with the password, it worked perfectly.
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1. How to check what type of account you're using:
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Open Command Prompt or PowerShell.
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2. Run:
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whoami
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3. You will see output like:
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- MYPC\Administrator → local account
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- CORPDOMAIN\AdminUser → domain account
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If you're using a local account:
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- Just enter the username only (no prefix).
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- Example: Administrator
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If you're using a domain account:
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- Use the format: DomainName\\Username
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- Example: CORPDOMAIN\\AdminUser
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- elevate_when_needed.mp4
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