Windows 10: Why does PowerShell only close when it's elevated in certain ways?

Hey! I been having a problem for a long time, which I had been using a work around for, but trying to circle back and fix this as I want to clean up how my script runs.My script is a batch file which does some work and then runs a script in PowerShellI'm looking to move this all to PowerShell, but what's the point if I can't overcome this obstacle, it's not worth converting the batch code to PowerShell. at that point.Here's when it works and doesn't workoesn't Work:Right clicking batch file and running as adminHaving PowerShells #Requires -RunAsAdministratorHaving Command Prompt check if adm

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non elevated powershell?

Hi,

I read that I can uninstall apps via the powershell (elevated), and I indeed did this. But what surprised me was that even a non-elevated powershell prompt allowed me to uninstall a number of apps as well.

Would this mean that I can even reinstall apps via a non-elevated powershell prompt? If so, is there a way of disabling the powershell?

Thanks.

 

non elevated powershell?

See how to disable.

https://www.tenforums.com/tutorials/111654-enab...

Standard user account shouldn’t have elevated permissions for elevated Powershell or command prompt unless they know the admin password.

 

non elevated powershell?

I don't want a standard account user to open a non elevated powershell and install stuff...