An operator has administrator rights on a Windows host and wants their script to run with system rights after every reboot. Which method provides that outcome?
Use a command to register a background process that starts at boot with full privileges
Copy the script to a user login folder to launch it on login
Rename the script to update.exe and place it in the system directory
Add a run key for the script in the current user’s registry hive
Registering a new background process that launches when the system starts allows the script to execute at the highest authority level, even if no user is logged on. Other options generally depend on user sessions or user-specific registry keys, which do not guarantee system-level coverage or might not run when no user is logged in.
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