It's not working with EXCEL.EXE under Windows 10 version 2004
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I am trying to use runAs tool to run EXCEL.EXE as another user, and it fails while being under Windows 10 version 2004. ( works on 19xx versions )
This is the output I got:
```
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16>JetBrains.runAs.exe -u:probanduela -p:chapuza -s:show EXCEL.EXE
JetBrains RunAs x64 1.0.0.061
Copyright (C) 2017 JetBrains. All rights reserved.
Runs a process under the specified windows user account.
Argument(s): -u:probanduela -p:***** -s:show EXCEL.EXE
Settings:
user_name: probanduela
domain: .
working_directory: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16
exit_code_base: -100000
integrity_level: auto
inheritance_mode: auto
show_mode: show
self_testing: 0
executable: EXCEL.EXE
command_line_args:
Error: Una sesi¾n de inicio especificada no existe. Es posible que haya finalizado.
CreateProcessWithLogonW returns the Win32 error 0x00000520.
```
Also tried runing runAs with psexec to be on a LocalSytem account, and error is similar but with CreateProcessAsUser :
```
C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16>JetBrains.runAs.exe -u:probanduela -p:chapuza -s:show EXCEL.EXE
JetBrains RunAs x64 1.0.0.061
Copyright (C) 2017 JetBrains. All rights reserved.
Runs a process under the specified windows user account.
Argument(s): -u:probanduela -p:***** -s:show EXCEL.EXE
Settings:
user_name: probanduela
domain: .
working_directory: C:\Program Files (x86)\Microsoft Office\root\Office16
exit_code_base: -100000
integrity_level: auto
inheritance_mode: auto
show_mode: show
self_testing: 0
executable: EXCEL.EXE
command_line_args:
Error: Una sesi¾n de inicio especificada no existe. Es posible que haya finalizado.
CreateProcessAsUser returns the Win32 error 0x00000520.
```
What I am doing wrong? as I said, this have been working on previous Windows versions.
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