Chris Bradshaw • 9/8/2015

Running as a different user in Windows 10

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This article details several techniques for launching applications under a different user account in Windows 10. It covers using the 'Open File Location' method with a shift-right-click, running pinned taskbar apps as a different user, and utilizing the legacy 'RunAs' command for command-line enthusiasts.

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